Urban areas race to build infrastructure for returning residents
The trend is strongest in the nation's largest cities, which experienced substantial population losses during the pandemic.
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Global experts, tech innovators to convene at Smart City Expo USA
The headline speakers will share insights on the future of AI, infrastructure and urban innovation.
NYC invests $390M in historic neighborhood to improve water infrastructure
The funds are part of the “City of Yes for Housing Opportunity” plan, a foundational effort to provide affordable housing.
NYU report ranks cities based on tech economies
The report will be used to advocate for metropolitan areas, city governance and policies that improve the development of technology-building capacities.
New York City plans pedestrian safety upgrades, infrastructure improvements at aging 42nd Street intersection
NYDOT will commit approximately $41.7 million to the project, while the state Department of Environmental Protection will invest about $15.2 million to the venture.
New York offers millions in additional funding for fast EV charger installation
This second round of NEVI funding is focusing on locations south of Interstate 84, which includes the lower Hudson Valley, New York City and Long Island.
New York City moves ahead on $5 billion plan to build 80,000 new homes
The "City of Yes for Housing Opportunity" initiative represents the largest housing creation plan in recent history.
With better data and AI, New York City plans to speed up transportation projects
The plan will transform how the city conducts transportation analysis, a process that currently adds substantial time and cost to development projects
DOT awarding $260 million for New York City infrastructure projects
City officials say the two announcements represent the single largest day of competitive grant awards in New York City history.
NYC receives $15 million to expand EV charging network
The EV charging port expansion builds on the city’s existing curbside EV charging pilot that brought 100 chargers to NYC streets.
