There are few places where social distancing has weighed as heavily upon Americans as the large apartment buildings — containing at least 50 units — that m... more

There’s a new U.S. capital of Italian-Americans, and it’s not in Manhattan’s Little Italy or the Bronx’s Arthur Avenue. Close, though: Seven of... more

There haven't been many silver linings in the coronavirus pandemic department, but amid heart-rending photos of Americans unable to visit elderly, ailing family me... more

More than 27 million Americans – almost 1 in every five members of the U.S. workforce – are part of the service economy, working in health-care, law enforc... more

By at least one measure, gentrification is most pronounced in neighborhoods on the East and West Coast. It’s probably just not the neighborhoods you’d expe... more

Los Angeles – the City of Angels – has more than 5.2 million residents who are having to worship at home during the coronavirus pandemic, more than any oth... more

Amidst an epic pandemic sweeping the globe, much of the U.S. is surviving because of a diverse warehouse and transportation network that’s primarily located clos... more

The U.S. is getting older. The percentage of households with at least one person 65 years or older climbed 2.6 percent between 2014 and 2018. There are now 28.7 percen... more

The nation’s black population has been hit especially hard by the coronavirus pandemic, with majority black counties having infection rates that are three times ... more

Call them Zoomburbs: The places with the highest percentage of workers most likely to be able to telecommute – those in management, business, and financial occup... more