Intersections
Get ready for your week in minutes with ASC’s Intersections— the latest in transportation, energy, environment, civic planning and economic development news.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — October 16, 2026
How Cities Are Funding Transit, California's Energy Shift, Faster Funding for NYC Nonprofits, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — October 8, 2026
Free OMNY rides for CUNY students, cleaner food carts and new federal AI rules are making headlines this week, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — October 2, 2026
A Hudson River tunnel project breaks ground, new technologies are helping combat wildfires, U.S.' mayors confront the housing affordability crisis, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — September 24, 2026
Fast, free buses could soon be nationwide, individual climate actions reinforce group efforts, $300M is committed to fund union-built housing in NYC, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — September 17, 2026
Reflecting on Lower Manhattan's transit 25 years after 9/11, cities are finding new ways to beat urban heat, Mayor Mamdani names new Early Childhood Education Chief, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — September 11, 2026
The PANYNJ allocates millions of dollars towards electric trucks, Virginia pioneers clean energy, cities are rethinking climate resilience funding, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — September 4, 2026
NYC experiences a botanical boom, small nuclear reactors are powering data centers, the DOT proposes streamlining land leases, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — August 27, 2026
Mamdani plans to build temporary highway to fix the BQE, Boulder, CO and Big Oil prepare to fight in the Supreme Court, two Texas cities explore connecting via a high-speed rail, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — August 20, 2026
The FRA awards $5.3B, a new type of levee is growing in California, NYC seeks buyouts for homeowners in climate-risky regions, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — August 13, 2026
NYC Ferry workers unionize, a nonprofit fights urban heat and flooding, two Brooklyn nonprofits receive $10K grants, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — August 6, 2026
Amtrak announces preliminary framework for corporate restructure, an NYC high-rise is keeping cool with geothermal energy, Flushing Meadows Corona Park gets a $17M glow-up, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — July 30, 2026
A new report highlights the City's need to achieve its Vision Zero goals, coastal resilience gets a bigger budget in New York, Boston gives its transit new funding via a millionaire tax, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — July 23, 2026
Seattle put light rail on a floating bridge, family sells 136-year-old farm to make way for wildlife crossing, San Francisco rethinks its housing policy, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — July 16, 2026
Electric vehicle sales surge, researchers are developing lithium-alternates for batteries, USDOT awards $1.73B in grants, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — July 9, 2026
Local festivals build community, mother trees protect forests, cities build mixed-income housing, World Cup host cities leverage digital tools, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — June 25, 2026
Lower Manhattan explores car-free streets, cities invest in climate resilience, municipalities find new ways to finance infrastructure upgrades, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — June 18, 2026
The New York/New Jersey region welcomes the World Cup, infrastructure adapts to a changing climate, housing construction reaches its highest level in decades, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — June 11, 2026
New York advances a major subway expansion, high gas prices push more Americans toward transit, Monterey Park becomes the first U.S. city to permanently ban data centers, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — June 4, 2026
A proposed 42nd Street busway moves forward, pocket forests are reshaping urban greening across the Northeast, New York’s new state budget expands access to child care and clean energy, and more.
ASC's Intersections Newsletter — May 28, 2026
Queens embraces low traffic neighborhoods, Texas solar surpasses coal for the first time, Congress advances bipartisan affordable housing legislation, and more.
