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Courts are curbing cities’ ability to threaten, cite or arrest people merely for being homeless. Now states and cities are searching for loopholes to avoid the injunctions.

And the Biden administration announced 10 prescription drugs now subject to price negotiations.

In an effort to determine what the community wants from the Milton on the Move (MOTM) community efforts, the organization is hoping to encourage at least 500 local residents to

Also, New York City could make LLC owners of real estate reveal themselves.

Also: Report says public banks are a good thing, actually.

A new report shows how police influence drives cities’ punitive, complaint-driven and ineffective homelessness policies.

People for Bikes recently developed a a 15-point fact sheet to help counteract misconceptions that often arise when advocating for change, as well as to promote strategies we know work. Here's the third installment.

Better walking, biking, and transit

FAYETTEVILLE -- More Northwest Arkansas residents are using the regions trail systems, but a new report by active transportation groups found members of minority groups and low-income people face barriers to trail use.

A new map reveals how much land in New York City is being wasted by city police – often sitting vacant, rather than serving the public good.