City Journal is the nation’s premier urban-policy magazine, “the Bible of the new urbanism,” as London’s Daily Telegraph puts it.
City Journal offers a stimulating mix of hard-headed practicality and cutting-edge theory, with articles on everything from school financing, policing strategy, and welfare policy to urban architecture, family policy, and the latest theorizing emanating from the law schools, the charitable foundations, even the schools of public health.
- A California-Funded Homeless Shelter Gave Us Meth Pipes
- A New Lawsuit Against New York’s Rent Freeze
- Students Need Consequences, Not “Restorative Justice”
- Is ShotSpotter Racist? An Honest Conversation with SoundThinking CEO Ralph Clark
- New York City’s Hate Crime Problem Needs a Law-and-Order Solution
- When Clean-Air Rules Make Wildfire Smoke Worse
- Saving One of America’s Most Dangerous Cities
- Mamdani’s Rent Freeze Goes to Court
- Are Autonomous Cars More Dangerous Than Uber Drivers?
- Companies’ Reporting on Race and Sex Could Come to an End
- Yes, GDP Is Flawed, but in Which Direction?
- The Pentagon Should Buy the Weapons It Needs, Not Tell Companies What to Build
- Regulations Are Keeping Families Smaller Than They Want to Be
- Saving Memphis
- Lessons of the Trojan Horse
