Telling the Story of Cities
Five articles curated by the Wagner Planner staff: Here’s what the Wagner Planner staff is reading. This week: Nostrand Junction, the State of the State, and gains of NYC’s delivery minimum wage law. In Central Brooklyn, a dreaded subway bottleneck grinds trains to a halt (Gothamist) – “This is the Nostrand Junction. A delicate dance… Read more WHAT WE’RE READING – JANUARY 23
Five articles curated by the Wagner Planner staff: Here’s what the Wagner Planner staff is reading. This week: free transit for Albuquerque, a city council election roundup, an assessment of four pandemic-era bus lanes, worsening Citi Bike service, and Manhattan’s unsold trophy apartments. Should public transit be a free service? One city just said yes (Marketplace)… Read more WHAT WE’RE READING – NOVEMBER 21
Five articles curated by the Wagner Planner staff: Here’s what the Wagner Planner staff is reading. This week: loopholes in rent regulation law, CityFHEPS expands outside of NYC, and mass bird-building collisions in Chicago. NYC will pay to house low-income residents outside the 5 boroughs – Gothamist “Park said the ability to move out of… Read more What We’re Reading – October 10
Five articles curated by the Wagner Planner staff: Here’s what the Wagner Planner staff is reading. This week: the evolution of NYC’s community gardens, making housing reform work in Montana, and the subway’s newest candy sellers. NYC’s community gardens overcame obstacles, including Rudy Giuliani (Gothamist): “Bushwick City Farm may be an outlier in its full-throated… Read more What We’re Reading – September 12
Dear Readers, We are thrilled to welcome you back for another year of the Wagner Planner. As the semester begins, we are excited to bring you stories from across the planning field and fresh perspectives from Wagner students. The Planner’s leadership will look slightly different from years past. Rather than one Editor-In-Chief, the three of… Read more A Letter from the Editors