The creative cost of evicting artists; why the average citizen resists change; some states hide data emissions; and more urbanist news.

Stopping street takeovers, daylighting intersections, expanding affordable housing, rethinking gas stations, bolstering urban governance and more.

The destruction of property during sweeps of homeless encampments sets back people’s progress. And more national and international news.

Mexico City averts a water crisis; Detroit stands up to institutional investors; and the effect of cycling images that favor white, slim, able-bodied people.

The proposals for high-speed rail in Canada; a car-free street in downtown Austin, Texas; and a greener way to make concrete.

Rail could connect Texas and Mexico, if highway-focused TxDOT can get out of the way. Plus, storm-damaged roads and tiny cars.

U.S. population shifts expose more people to natural disasters; transit-oriented development is mandated in Massachusetts; and more national and international news.

Barrier island developers tempt fate; Barcelona calms traffic; HUD considers cash aid; and the house of the future resembles the past.

Chicago’s transit agencies consider merger in the face of funding shortfalls, USPS rolls out its new goofy yet efficient trucks and Americans spend more than ever on cars.

Local perspective on strip malls and big boxes, upzoning in Switzerland, zoning reform persuasion, autonomous vehicle safety and managed retreat in South Carolina.