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Smart Cities Dive is a niche, policy‑ and technology‑focused news outlet covering how cities plan, govern, and operate in an era of rapid urbanization and digital transformation.
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 54
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
- Audience
- Top 5M sites
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- Jul 6, 2026
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NYC pied-à-terre tax rollout must start again, judge rules (opens the original)
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The Staten Island judge voided the city’s 17,000 mailed notices to homeowners. The city is expected to challenge the decision, Politico reported.
Steep cuts to federal transit funding take effect Thursday (opens the original)
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Smaller communities and rural towns are "especially vulnerable” to the public transit and passenger rail cuts, according to the American Public Transportation Association.
Data centers are stress-testing local governments. Here are 5 strategies to rein them in. (opens the original)
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Tools including zoning and permitting can address transparency, infrastructure, community benefits and other concerns, panelists at a Southern Environmental Law Center event said.
With its first office-to-housing project done, Chicago advances ‘next chapter’ for its downtown (opens the original)
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The adaptive reuse project in the city's Loop has 117 mixed-income residential units. More conversions are in the pipeline.
State AGs push Congress for AI safety, transparency (opens the original)
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Their proposal would pause AI research until the creation of a federal department that would regulate the technology.
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