by T N | Sep 30, 2026 | Blog
The issue of persistent toxic pollution at abandoned industrial sites is not a site design problem. There is simply no way that rezoning for high-density residential development – of any type or design – should be allowed on asphalt plant sites until probable threats have been scientifically assessed and addressed, using modern methods.
by T N | Sep 30, 2026 | Blog
Vote for Livable Raleigh
– Best Local Activist Group in the Triangle
and
– Best Local Cause / Nonprofit Impact Award
by T N | Sep 26, 2026 | Blog
Council Committees are scheduled to meet monthly to review policies, vet proposals and take public input before items go to the full council. These committee meetings are cancelled more often than not. Three of the four committees stopped meeting entirely in 2026.
by S M | Sep 24, 2026 | Blog
Highlights from the Council’s two-day retreat
by T N | Sep 23, 2026 | Blog
INDY Week Readers Name Livable Raleigh Best Local Activist Group – Wake County and Best Local Cause / Nonprofit Impact Award – Wake County. Our sincere thanks to everyone who participated in the event. We pledge to continue bringing you the kind of local activism you appreciate.
by T N | Sep 21, 2026 | Blog
South Park neighbors deserve to know what we are being asked to give up before we know exactly what will replace it. Removing the overlay first – without a specific development plan showing our neighbors what will actually be built – asks our community to surrender protections now and evaluate the consequences later.