Milwaukee transit agency plans 25% service cuts - h/t Urban Milwaukee

Extreme heat forces Amtrak, SEPTA to slow trains - h/t The Philadelphia Inquirer

Florida developer uses Live Local Act to bypass zoning rules for massive waterfront project - h/t TC Palm

When churches become builders: New data chronicles the rise of the YIGBY movement

Office conversion is picking up steam in San Francisco - h/t Axios

LA unveils plans to reconnect MacArthur Park - h/t Streetsblog LA

How HUD is dismantling fair housing enforcement - h/t Shelterforce Magazine

This Thai city is the 'global capital of toilet access' - h/t QS Supplies

New York State pauses all new data center projects - h/t TechCrunch

New California law could reduce building costs by up to $70k per unit - h/t KQED

Colorado unveils fox mascot, branding for 'CoCo' high-speed rail - h/t CBS Colorado

Rural Texas transit program is a 'lifeline' for seniors - h/t The Daily Yonder

Chicago mayor nominates allies for new regional transit board - h/t Hoodline

NYPD parking lot to become affordable housing as part of Mamdani's Block by Block initiative - h/t WPIX

What’s next for New York’s historic preservation movement?

Texas DOT report outlines options for commuter rail between Austin and San Antonio - h/t San Antonio Express News

Singapore adopts in-vehicle GPS tech to manage road tolls - h/t Bloomberg CityLab

How urban design makes the world unsafe for women — and how we can change that - h/t Fast Company

ROAD to Housing Act passes into law without president's signature - h/t UPI

NYC building scare highlights the complexity of adaptive reuse - h/t Fast Company

A robot army is assessing accessibility and mobility on Hoboken's streets - h/t TAPinto Hoboken

Are cities at risk of losing squirrels?

San Diego approves 5,000-home plan near Mexico border - h/t The San Diego Union-Tribune

Texas DOT renews call for commuter rail between Austin and San Antonio - h/t San Antonio Express News

Survey: Americans want walkable amenities, but not dense housing - h/t Realtor.com

Trump administration says DC height limits don't apply to federal projects - h/t NPR

Jersey City bans stand-alone data centers - h/t Jersey Digs

Video: Why are US roads so dangerous? - h/t CityNerd

Paris is using Seine water to cool buildings - h/t The Guardian

New Jersey bill would require AVs to use 3 sensing technologies — banning Tesla's robotaxi fleet - h/t Futurism

Commentary: Seattle's new transit wayfinding system is 'more confusing than clarifying' - h/t Publicola

Can California's office buildings accommodate its return-to-office mandate? - h/t Smart Cities Dive

Former power plant in Alexandria to become walkable waterfront neighborhood with 800 homes - h/t Axios

USDOT secretary plans to pull $1.73B from "DEI bike lanes" - h/t The New Republic

Planning for Love, Part 2: What happens to dating in a car-centric world?

Popular transit payment system linked to Palantir could give ICE access to rider data - h/t The American Prospect

Washington state has quietly built over 600 roundabouts - h/t The Seattle Times

Seattle church complex includes 87 affordable homes - h/t FāVS News

New NYC plan promises to speed up buses by up to 20% - h/t The New York Times

Feds say robotaxis interfering with first responders is a 'functional insufficiency,' demand solutions by August - h/t TechCrunch

Copenhagen is losing its cool

Santa Monica gets $2M grant to study I-10 freeway cap - h/t Santa Monica Daily News

4th of July fireworks cause mass chaos for Waymos in San Francisco - h/t ABC 7

New study visualizes how city shapes impact mobility - h/t Complexity Science Hub

Study: 55% of Atlanta restrooms are inaccessible to the public - h/t Georgia State University News

NYC to open city-funded pet food pantry - h/t Good Good Good

TriMet will eliminate 'Hand-to-Hand' paratransit service for half of its users - h/t The Oregonian

Vacant downtown LA office building will be transformed into 512 affordable homes - h/t Secret Los Angeles

Multifamily construction in the Houston area grew by 4.2% last year, outpacing single-family builds - h/t Rice Kinder Institute for Urban Research

Chicago's underground flood control system is almost full - h/t Chicago Sun-Times