Charter Cities Can Help the UN Meet Its Sustainable Development Goals By 2030, the UN hopes to end extreme poverty, support economic growth and act on environmental issues, but achieving this will require some major outside-the-box thinking. By Jeffrey Mason
Prototype City Trend Takes Shape as Toyota Announces New Project The automaker announced it is building a new city where people will live and work among the company's blossoming new technologies. By Andy Hirschfeld
Lyft Will Offer Autonomous Rides in 3 Years if Urban Planning Improves "The city should be serving all of us, but instead it's serving a parked car." By John Bonazzo
No Sky Zone: Residents of 57th Street Rage Against Extell’s High Rise Row, ‘Gluttonous’ Buildings By Kim Velsey
Low Line Raises Support, But Robotic Animals, $55 Million in Fundraising Remain Elusive By Kim Velsey
Strolling 6½th Avenue With Janette Sadik-Khan: Office Drones and Tourists Love It, Cabbies Not So Much By Matt Chaban
City Planning Says It Is Not Rushing Midtown Rezoning, Though It Has Good Reason to Act Fast By Matt Chaban
Renderings and Reactions to NYU’s Greenwich Village Expansion: What It Looks Like, What It Means By Matt Chaban
Spurring on SPURA: Lower East Side Mega-Development, Decades in the Making, Will Be Affordable Forever By Matt Chaban
6½th Avenue Gets Greenlight: Pedestrian Passageway Approved by Community Board, Installation in June By Matt Chaban
Adolfo Carrion, Obama’s Old Urban Czar, Picks Up His First Big Client, Nation’s Largest Hispanic Planning Firm By Matt Chaban