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The mayor should announce a strong initiative to fully administer its Proactive Rental Inspection law. The law exists to protect children from the life-altering effects of lead paint poisoning, as

This is a big loss that needs to be replaced in some way. It is believed to be the longest-running free concert series of its kind in the United States.

A Chicago program that will test automated ticketing of drivers parked in bike and bus lanes downtown, already on the books for nearly a year, could be up and running by summer. City officials have highlighted the program, called Smart Streets, as a way to improve safety for cyclists and pedestrians downtown and speed up bus service. Officials also at one point highlighted the pilot as a new ...

A city program that will test automated ticketing of drivers parked in bike and bus lanes downtown, already on the books for nearly a year, could be up and running by summer. City officials have highlighted the program, called Smart Streets, as a way to improve safety for cyclists and pedestrians downtown and speed up bus service. Officials also at one point highlighted the pilot as a new tool ...

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This is mobility culture, not car culture and downtown Buffalo needs it in order to reach its full potential. Whether it’s via bike, stroller, wheelchair, scooter, motor vehicle or foot,

When Mayor Brandon Johnson introduced his 2024 budget, he noted the city had for too long balanced such spending plans on the backs of working people and vowed to end the practice. A “$95 city sticker or a $100 parking ticket weighs more heavily on the family that earns $30,000 a year versus a family that earns $150,000 a year,” he said, and the city had “relied too long on a tax structure ...

Brandon Johnson had previously critiqued how the city has used a tax structure that relies on property taxes, fines and fees, and yet his 2024 proposed budget counts on $46 million more in fines and fees than this year.

For too long, attitudes toward local transportation have been aligned with highway transportation and the assumptions about how to use street and sidewalk spaces have been conventional at best.

A seven-block stretch of Washington Street in downtown Buffalo from South Division to Genesee streets will be the guinea pig for the citys first implementation of its new Smart Streets