A look at the rise and fall of the Urban Core's population with the help of pre-consolidation city limit maps and census tracts.

Changes may again be coming to Downtown parking laws, but this time it could be the final nail in the coffin for the few remaining businesses. 

Should we change our setback laws to encourage the long term development of a walkable community?

Opposition is brewing in San Marco concerning the impact of Jacksonville's latest proposed transit oriented development.  Can common ground be found between opposing sides?

This April 2005 presentation by the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council serves as an open and shut case as to why we need and how to create a walkable community.

According to a recent USA Today article, public health researches have identified neighborhood features that can make it easier or harder to pratice healthy behaviors.

The Jacksonville Community Council has released a Quality of Life report that highlights some of the critical factors affecting the future of Jacksonville.

How does Jacksonville stack up when compared with the 50 largest U.S. cities in a recent study on areas best able to cope with high oil prices?

$350 million finally approved, a third design team hired and four years later, the questions raised in this letter to our city officials still remain unanswered.

 This Memorial Day brings record gas prices to Jacksonville. Are the citizens of Jacksonville now more willing to embrace walking, biking, and public transit?