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The latest Travel + Leisure survey shows that there’s more to a great vacation spot than sunny weather.

Recession-battered cities are moving beyond cutting or delaying major projects to close budget gaps and are slashing quality-of-life functions, ...

Panorama reporter Shelley Jofre travels to Oklahoma City, one of the fattest cities in America, to find out whether the Mayor's radical plan to tackle obesity is working.

Guangzhou, once know as Canton and long one of China’s international business hubs, has been named by Forbes China magazine as China’s best city for business.

Wondering where can you find the most singles looking for love online? Curious what U.S. cities have taken to e-dating--and which are hesitant?Dating site Match.com has used data on online activity between June and August to rank the top 10 cities for online dating in the U.S. (Fun fact: according to Match.com, Labor Day "is historically one of the most active days online.")

Society is becoming more and more transient with people moving at a much faster pace and generally settling in the same areas of the country.

The economic slump is forcing debt-laden cities and towns to consider using Chapter 9. The bankruptcy option is causing experts to worry about the safety of municipal debt.

Hunger is spreading while the number of homeless families is increasing as a result of the recession and other factors, according to a report on Tuesday.

A national study ranks the New Jersey city of Camden as the nation's most dangerous city in 2008.

Travel + Leisure magazine ranked U.S. cities on their culture, population, shopping, restaurants, nightlife, airports and more.