Op-ed: The severe impact of highways and pavements on the health of land, water, and people are giving us a reason to adopt a new way of thinking.

The city of Edina is looking to update its off-street parking regulations, which have remained unchanged for decades.

An opportunity to get more out of our streets and neighborhoods

The decision came after months of debate about how to regulate a hotel or a big box store that might want to locate downtown.

I’ve said it before, and I will say it again: I’d rather have a home that I can afford than a place to park my car.

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San Diego small businesses, like Juan Pablo Sanchez’s Super Cocina, have reinvented parking lots to serve communities. A new proposal would make it easier for businesses to make these changes permanent.

In 2017 Buffalo, New York, became the first U.S. city to stop requiring development projects to include at least a minimum amount of parking. Here’s what happened next.

“Do we want to find homes for cars or find homes for people?” a Sacramento planner asked.

A new city initiative will study parking requirements. It should get rid of them, says critic Mark Lamster.

Parking recommendations set for discussion by City Council next week only tinker at the margins, and hardly feel worth the wait.

The feared, possible downside? Parking spillover on nearby neighborhood streets.

KINGSTON — The city’s “parking problem” is not a lack of parking spaces, it’s because there are too many, according to a long-awaited discussion paper from…

Donald Shoup, the author of the seminal planning book "The High Cost of Free Parking," explains how parking requirements have poisoned cities and why poor planning is to blame.

After this, it'll take a supermajority vote for a Connecticut city to re-ban ADUs.

Richmond City Council members on Tuesday advanced a proposal to study striking rules about the minimum number of parking spaces new developments must have.

Tacoma has taken another step in its land use reform process to equitably house people and undo a legacy of exclusionary zoning. Home In Tacoma — an equitable affordable housing strategy &#82…

The order responds to recent lawsuits from the owners of Turtle Swamp Brewing and their landlord, Monty Gold, who are exploiting Boston’s parking rules to delay affordable housing development…

Parking requirements attack the nature of the city itself, subordinating density to the needs of the car.

Opponents of A.B. 1401 concede that parking requirements are bad policy, but worry that removing them will undermine affordable housing production. Evidence suggests that’s not the case.

A farcical tale of city planning.

The change passed 13-0.

For too long, parking has been the tail that wags the dog when it comes to urban design.

The future funding and expansion of Birmingham’s public parking system is the focus of a soon-to-be scheduled workshop following a May 10…

For several years, the so-called parking problem in downtown Scottsdale has been the Cause Celebre among many downtown business owners, especially by a certain galley owner. The cry has been that …

FAIRMONT, W.Va. (WV News) — The city of Fairmont is working on a plan to restructure the parking requirements for developers and property owners in downtown Fairmont looking to make

A key committee of the General Assembly advanced legislation Wednesday that would require municipalities to open more affordable housing -- or face consequences -- but gutted another controversial bill that would have allowed multi-family housing to be developed near train stations without special approval from local officials.

As Salt Lake City's population booms, neighborhoods find themselves in a losing battle against 'densi-fication.'