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Op-Ed | It’s time for the City Council to make the Open Restaurant program permanent

GREEN CURBS: Open Restaurant Supporters Want Some ‘Parking’ Spots for Parklets

Are the BQE Workshops an Empty Exercise?

How Electronic ‘Eyes’ Will Patrol the Curb of the Future

Massive Show of Support from Restaurant and Design Pros for a DOT-Led Open Restaurant Program

City back to work on permanent Open Restaurants plans following court ruling

Open Restaurants Program Survives Legal Hurdle … For Now

Speaker Adams wants dining sheds to depart the ‘curb lane’ and move back to sidewalks

Council Speaker Adams wants to curb outdoor dining’s street structures

Council Speaker Makes Her Choice: Car Storage over Diners and Restauranteurs

Meet NYC's Design Trust for Public Space: Your Next Employer?

Microdose: NYC Takes Small Step Towards Cargo Bike And Small Vehicle Delivery Centers

Three Local Issues NY-10’s Next Member of Congress Could Actually Influence

Mayor Adams launches crackdown on NYC’s abandoned outdoor dining sheds, but vows program ‘here to stay’

‘Restaurants not restrooms’: Mayor Adams cracks down on abandoned, dirty outdoor dining sheds

OPINION: Want to Prevent Flooding? Turn ‘Parking’ Into Greenspace

Rep. Ritchie Torres: I’m Not One of Those Congestion Pricing Critics

Bronx restaurants, cultural program win $10K grants to enhance outdoor business

The Century-Old Call for Open Streets

3 Brooklyn Orgs Awarded Alfresco Grants for Adding to Neighborhood Vibrancy

North Shore civic group wins grant for ‘Open Streets’ efforts that’ll get us outdoors

Planning group: NYC parking spots should be converted to catch rainwater, avoid Ida-like flooding

Goodbye to cash tolls, and some notorious history, at bridge

Mayors Adams To Turn NYC’s Speed Cameras 24/7 On Following Month-Long Public Awareness Campaign

City Council and state Senate OK speed cams

Talking Headways Podcast: Thinking Regionally About New York

MTA launches plan to improve bike and pedestrian access across bridges, transit networks

Tuesday’s Headlines: It’s Definitely Not Monday Edition

Build New York City for people, not automobiles

Waste no more time; build the QueensWay

‘There’s so much blood in the streets’: NYC, advocates push Albany for control over speed/red light cameras

NYC sees most traffic deaths to start year in nearly a decade, DOT commish puts blame on Albany

DOT head calls on Albany to give up control of speed cameras in NYC

Experts Analyze Future of New York City's Central Business Districts

Bigger, broader highways are really a dead end

BronxTalk I April 11, 2022 - Bronx Traffic

Architects Kickoff Open Restaurants Innovation Workshop

New York’s Open Restaurants program is reviewing how to implement outdoor dining