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City of Reno’s billboard‑permit bank is now empty

Reno’s final billboard permit expires — and more 2025 news. Read More

NJ bill would require undergrounding in areas vulnerable to storms

New Jersey bill S93 would require undergrounding of electric distribution lines in areas previously hit by severe storms or natural disasters. Read More

Winter storm highlights need for undergrounding

In the wake of a massive winter storm, Scenic America underscored the need for vastly expanded undergrounding of utility lines. Read More

Announcing the winners of Scenic America’s 2025 photo contest

We are thrilled to announce the winners of Scenic America’s 2025 America the Beautiful Photo Contest!… Read More

Raleigh City Council turns down proposal to allow digital billboards

Raleigh City Council has blocked a move to allow digital billboards citywide, following strong community opposition and Scenic America’s advocacy. Read More

Pennsylvania Route 6 earns scenic byway designation

PA Route 6 is now Pennsylvania’s newest scenic byway, recognizing the corridor’s iconic landscapes, small towns, and strong grassroots stewardship. Read More

California designates State Route 247 as its newest scenic byway

Caltrans designated State Route 247 as a scenic byway, protecting its iconic high‑desert landscapes from visual blight and preserving an important cultural and ecological corridor. Read More

Victory in Inglewood: digital billboard plan withdrawn

Public opposition prevailed in Inglewood, California, where Scenic America and Scenic L.A. helped halt a proposal for two massive digital billboards near the 405 and… Read More

Feldman addresses outdoor advertising and undergrounding in AASHTO podcast interview

Scenic America director of policy and research joins podcast to address billboard blight and the need for more undergrounding of utility lines. Read More

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