Cali rules: Following California’s vehicle emissions rule standards, more than a dozen states could follow suit.
Non-drivers are future: Anna Zivarts argues that non-drivers are the future.
Public bathrooms: San Francisco’s Tenderloin makes a compelling case for public bathroom programs.
High housing costs: A very large share of Vancouver residents have considered moving away due to housing costs.
Affordable purchase: Josh Cohen reports on how some low-income buyers can afford a home in pricey Seattle.
Command center: A “command center” for homelessness in Downtown Seattle has been set up with various partners.
Deal: Seattle-area concrete workers have finally reached a contract deal with companies ($).
Novel ADA lawsuit: Bike Portland reports on how a class action lawsuit says City of Portland violates ADA law by not keeping sidewalks clear.
Capping rent: British Columbia is capping rent increases at 2% next year amid soaring inflation.
Cost of parking: A premium San Francisco parking spot is on sale for $90,000.
Remove highways: The NYT shared an opinion piece showcasing the case for highway removal ($).
Actually good: California’s legislature is extending the life of the state’s last nuclear plant.
Frog Ferry: Portland’s Frog Ferry may be in serious trouble.
Drinking in parks: A Vancouver political party wants to expand a program allowing liquor in parks.
Bank on bikes: A Next City op-ed argues that bikes, not self-driving cars, are the technological gateway to urban progress.
Farewell: A progressive Edmonds city councilmember is moving away and ending her time on the council ($).
Housing reform policy: Planetizen highlights some big housing reform policies.
Student/family housing: Simon Fraser University is opening up rental housing for students and their families.
