Cities

The project, funded by a 2023 voter-approved sales tax, would replace a seismically vulnerable 1976 library that residents have long outgrown.

The Pickleweed Branch Library has squeezed immigrant and low-income families into 2,000 square feet for nearly two decades. A redesign aims to finally change that.

With the Mother Road's centennial arriving in November, the city that championed Route 66 is transforming streetside utility boxes into public art along its 28-mile corridor.

A pilot program will test whether live trapping and sterilization can actually control feral rabbit colonies without the protests that have followed lethal culls.

The Luscious Sanders Recreation Center will bring athletic facilities and gathering space to a community that has long gone without adequate public investment.

The project builds on a 2013 overhaul that doubled the museum's footprint, with the goal of expanding programming in one of New York's most underserved cultural boroughs.