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After a period of decline, cities around the world are revitalizing but it's coming at a cost: an increasingly tight affordable housing squeeze.
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An advocate for the power of innovation to improve the world offers some cautions.
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Sen. Susan Collins says that regulators must strike a balance between legitimate uses by responsible drone owners and “dangerous intrusions caused by irresponsible operators."
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To avoid a traffic nightmare for millions of Americans, Congress is giving railroads more time to install a safety system to prevent deadly crashes.
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In an attempt to reduce our dependencies on foreign fossil fuels, the U.S. Department of Agriculture is attempting to spur the nation's biofuel infrastructure.
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One of the first features of the new IoT in San Francisco will be a series of smart streetlights.
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The city has approved a permit that would allow for a hydrogen refueling center operation in the Oakland suburb.
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Bike-sharing has become a growing trend in large cities nationwide, and Dallas could be next in line.
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Ever since the Gold Rush, San Franciscans have been innovating and developing, which has created a long-standing tradition of embracing entrepreneurship and celebrating diversity.
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As many have speculated, an unmanned drone has caused a disruption, this time crashing into a power line in West Hollywood causing a power outage for about 3 hours.
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The Safeguarding California report calls on state agencies to take action to help the state adapt to a hotter climate.
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According to one Dallas developer, we may require less than we think thanks to ride sharing and the influx of self-driving vehicles.
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Instead of overhauling the city's infrastructure, some officials are moving toward more data -- much of which is supplied through apps by users who don't even realize it.
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SunEdison has produced solar panels that promise to increase energy output while reducing costs. The company hopes to dominate the market over competitors like SunPower and SolarCity.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will outfit over 700 trucks with GPS tracking devices so residents will know when to expect roads to be clear.
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Zoning and land use ordinances can vary by city, county and state, and are often unclear and confusing -- but they have an enormous impact on our daily lives.
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Palo Alto, Redwood City and Los Gatos will use advanced sensor technology to improve downtown parking and pedestrian safety along school routes.
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If one Southern California developer's big promises come to be, Lilac Hills Ranch will be the first community in the nation to offer its citizens a private vehicle network where self-driving cars would be summoned via an app.
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