"We're all shaken up knowing that the people around us may not be alive," said a Seattle man who was at the Vancouver festival with his family the night of the car ramming attack.

Yet there’s been a rise in recent years of reports that some streetlights are giving off a purple haze—a very emo teenager ...

In Milwaukee, at least 300 streetlights installed in 2018 began taking on a purple hue in 2021. In Eau Claire, Wisconsin, some city streetlights took on a blueish-purple tint the same year, as did ...

Sidewalks lining new neighborhoods across the southern U.S. could soon be lit by solar-powered streetlights made by a startup company in Tampa. Streetleaf, headquartered in Tampa with about 15 ...

VANCOUVER, Wash. — Last Thursday, a Vancouver grandfather intervened when a now-former DoorDash driver, who had delivered groceries to the home the previous night, showed up and demanded a cash ...

They’ve also popped up in Vancouver and in parts of Wisconsin, Florida, and California. While driving down a purple-hued street might seem fun, it could potentially be hazardous.

Streetleaf’s solar-powered streetlights can withstand Category 5 hurricanes, and the company aims to deploy them across Florida to boost storm resilience. Since Tampa-based Streetleaf was ...

A worker from Clark County’s Public Works Department installs one of the 12 new solar streetlights at the corner of East St. Louis Avenue and Palm Street, on Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024, in Las Vegas.

First, if you remove the streetlights, any accident or crime that occurs in the future and that arguably could have been prevented if the streets were lit is going to come right back on the board ...

55,000 street lights The city estimates there are about 55,000 streetlights in Vancouver. That's about one for every dozen people (without a few left in the dark).

The steady glow from streetlights is changing the texture of tree leaves, making them less appetizing to insects, according to new research from China. Light pollution and fog combining to blur a ...

In 1886, the City of Vancouver was officially founded, so light bulbs were a fairly recent invention at that time. By 1914, lights and other uses for electricity meant huge electrical poles were built ...