• U.S. Conference of Mayors Joins Metropolis World Mayors Organization

Executive Director's Column

• Executive Director's Column

About the Mayor

• Outgoing Pittsburgh Mayor Murphy Honored by American Society of Landscape Architects

Washington Outlook

• Arts Wins in House
• Support for Community Development Block Grant Grows
• House Passes Bill to Make Gang Crimes Federal Offenses
• DOT Rejects Conference Request for Advance Notification of Hazmat Freight Rail
• Committee Unanimously Approves
• Senate Passes $295 Billion Transportation Bill
• Contact Your Congressional Delegation and Urge Them to Support a Metro Focused Reauthorization of TEA-21: Public Transportation Investment
• Congress Approves Measure Strengthening the Enforcement Mechanism of the Unfunded Mandates Law
• Senator Voinovich Introduces Bill to Affirm State, Local Authority to Provide Tax Incentives for Economic Development
• Senate Committee Unanimously Passes Bi-Partisan Bill to Reauthorize the Workforce Investment Act

Other

• A National Intercity And Commuter Rail Policy For The 21st Century
• Declared Candidates for Conference Leadership Vacancies
• Mayors to Convene in Chicago for 73rd Annual Conference: June 10-14
• Fighting Hunger Effort Expands
• U.S. Conference of Mayors Mission To Ireland
• Louisville's Merger to be Focus of National Conference in November
• Mayor Malloy, City of Stamford Named 2005 "Climate Champions"
• Media Opportunity Available for Mayors at Chicago Meeting
• Defense Department Recommends Closing 33 Major Military Bases, Facilities
• USCM Platinum Member Nationwide Retirement Solutions Introduces Enhanced Quarterly Statements
• Plusquellic Announces Updated 2005 Nominating Committee
• Conference President Plusquellic to Serve on Advisory Committee for House Speaker's Saving America's Cities Working Group
• Antonio Villaraigosa New Mayor of Los Angeles
• Early Work Experience Discussed at Los Angeles Youth Policy Symposium
• Best Practice: Clean City Danbury Day Enhances Quality of Life
• Calendar of Events