Architect David Benjamin is bringing his biology-inspired recipe for construction materials to an affordable housing project in Oakland, California.

As housing for senior citizens moves onto college campuses, two generations separated by 50 years are connecting in profound ways that benefit both.

The ‘Venice of the North’ has thousands of new bike parking spots at the city’s busiest transit hub.

A rise in the number of people purchasing real estate with someone they know is helping legions of buyers quit renting and start building equity.

By collecting the seeds that grow best in their own plots, a movement of gardeners is boosting biodiversity in a way that more closely mimics nature.

In conservative parts of Oregon, one protest group is betting that a celebration of Black culture will capture more hearts than anger.

In a largely unseen system, abandoned bikes are repaired and shipped to people across the US — and around the world — who can use them to travel to school or work.

Across the US, early screening, vaccines and better treatments are making the disease less fatal than ever.

In an unlikely collaboration, Oregon conservationists are selling grasslands to cattlemen on one condition: they keep it pristine forever.