cities

Young Photographers Meditate On Life In And Out Of Megacities

“I've always had a love-hate relationship with large cities."
By Arianna Catania, HuffPost Italy

How The Decline Of Cars Is Changing Cities For The Better

Dense downtowns, public transit and walkable streets attract young residents and have economic, environmental and health benefits.
By 

State Department Embraces Cities As Key To Meeting Climate Goals

Mayors from 19 cities are meeting in Washington to talk about cutting planet-warming emissions.
By 

How The Location Of Your Home Affects Your Health

Does the place you call home fall into one of these categories? Here's the good, the bad and the surprising.
By 

Thinking Of Moving? Here Are Some Cities You May Want To Avoid

Or you may want to get in on the cheap housing and hopes for tomorrow.
By 

Conservative Group Wants To Preserve Freedom Of Choice -- Paper Or Plastic, That Is

Model legislation would bar cities from instating bag bans.
By 

How To Design Cities With Fewer Traffic Fatalities

Reduce urban sprawl, for one thing.
By Citylab

So, How Much Does Manhattan Weigh?

When you look at the island of Manhattan on a map, it looks like a sliver of something, a slab you could pick up and hold in your hand. But though it looks small, it's quite a heavy slab, because it's piled extremely high with a ton of stuff.
By 

Joe Biden Thrilled With New Amtrak Trains

You don't need to know much about Vice President Joe Biden to know about his love affair with Amtrak. As a longtime senator from Delaware, Biden would commute between Wilmington, Del., and Washington. By his estimation, that's 8,000 trips. Biden is basically Amtrak's no. 1 fan.
By