Today’s Headlines
Some Big Cities Finally See Apartment Prices Fall (WSJ) The Joys and Challenges of Going Car-Free With Kids in L.A. (Curbed) How Bogotá’s Ciclovia Inspired Open Streets All Over the U.S. — With an Assist From Streetfilms (Vox) Chris Christie’s “Shell Game” With NJ Transit Funding Comes Under Scrutiny (WSJ) Grist: Uber Isn’t Contributing to … Continued
9:34 AM EDT on October 10, 2016
- Some Big Cities Finally See Apartment Prices Fall (WSJ)
- The Joys and Challenges of Going Car-Free With Kids in L.A. (Curbed)
- How Bogotá’s Ciclovia Inspired Open Streets All Over the U.S. — With an Assist From Streetfilms (Vox)
- Chris Christie’s “Shell Game” With NJ Transit Funding Comes Under Scrutiny (WSJ)
- Grist: Uber Isn’t Contributing to Sprawl
- Amtrak Watchdog Says It Isn’t Properly Budgeting for Life-Saving Positive Train Control (The Hill)
- Why Is London’s Media So Hard on the City’s Widely Used Bike Lanes? (CityLab)
- Texas’s Glow-in-the-Dark “Dutch Junction” Could Set Precedent for Safer Bikeways (Houston Chronicle)
- University of Pennsylvania Will Reimburse Employees Who Bike to Work (NextCity)
Angie is a Cleveland-based writer with a background in planning and newspaper reporting. She has been writing about cities for Streetsblog for six years.
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