The bipartisan proposal would give more communities access to federal dollars in the wake of increasing natural disasters.

Priorities vary among administrations, an Urban Institute report found. “The president actually has substantial discretion over a lot of these programs,” one researcher said.

Support for voter-approved transit funding has been strong. Transit agencies and advocates shared their stories at a recent American Public Transportation Association conference.

The landmark rule imposes the strictest limits on lead in drinking water since federal standards were set 30 years ago.

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The state will also reimburse local governments for cleaning up encampments on state land, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Friday.

The evolution of the global landscape, spurred by urbanization and a pressing need for sustainable development, mandates a paradigm shift in infrastructure design and execution. This necessitates a ...

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The Federal Railroad Administration announced additional funding Oct. 1 for states, cities and others to expand or improve intercity passenger rail.

Designed by a Stanford University-based group, the tool shows how land use changes could impact carbon sequestration, urban cooling and residents’ access to nature. More cities may eventually get ...

Dialogue among policymakers, employers and labor unions will play a critical role in training workers for skills relevant to the jobs being offered, a new International Energy Agency report says.