City leaders don’t need artificial intelligence-driven technologies to tell them they have a climate change problem, at least in the eyes of Rohit Aggarwala, New York City’s chief climate officer.…
Fear about autonomous driving technology tends to subside after a person experiences it for themselves, a J.D. Power study found. While self-driving technology has been slow to take hold with…
Dive Brief: The National League of Cities and Google announced on Wednesday a report on how local governments can leverage artificial intelligence-driven technologies — and mitigate the risks they present.…
Dive Brief: The lowest-income households in the U.S. spent more of their pre-tax income on all forms of transportation in 2023 than any other income group, according to data released…
The arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020 caused public transit ridership to plummet. Many office workers stayed home while essential workers continued to ride buses and subways to…
Dive Brief: California will begin its first statewide e-bike incentive program Wednesday, available to residents 18 years or older with a household income of three times the federal poverty level…
Dive Brief: Boston launched last week another program to preserve affordable housing and keep residents in their homes amid rising rents and pressure from outside investors. The Boston Acquisition Fund…
Dive Brief: Numerous risks threaten the preservation of the United States’ federally assisted housing stock, which provides crucial affordable housing to the nation’s lowest-income renters, according to a report issued…
Dive Brief: Seattle has removed land-use restrictions on co-living housing, which refers to buildings in which residents have their own lockable living and sleeping space but share a kitchen and…
By: Ysabelle Kempe • Published Aug. 22, 2024 This is the second in a series of three articles examining local policies that give tenants a right to cooling equipment. Click…
