Nate Berg
Nate Berg is a freelance reporter and a former staff writer for The Atlantic Cities. He lives in Los Angeles.
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For L.A. Residents Fed Up With Helicopter Noise, a Final Straw
A violin solo at the Hollywood Bowl gets drowned out, and a revolt is born.
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In Los Angeles, Ideas for a Quieter Wait for Mass Transit
A UCLA researcher makes the case for several ways to cut noise at transit stations in the middle of freeways.
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How Sewage Reveals a City's Drug Habits
A multi-city study of wastewater shows how drug use varies.
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Building Community in an Empty Tire Shop
An Indianapolis arts group takes a community development approach to reusing vacant space.
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The Soccer King of Detroit
Sean Mann works to build community with a neighborhood-based league and a new local minor league team.
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Master Planning 7,935 Indian Cities and Towns
The Indian government is giving local officials satellite imagery to help plan their futures.
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Videos
The Minute Warsaw Stood Still
City comes to a halt in honor of an effort to liberate the city from the Nazis in 1944.
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Photos
Seeing a City Through Instagram
A real-time stream of every photo taken in five cities.
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Videos
The Politics of Skateboarding
A new film explores the conflicted relationship between the skater and the city.
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We Want You: City Data Edition
A new portal will collect open streams from different cities, making for easier comparisons.
