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Three years into Los Angeles' new public bathroom program, funding for the remaining four bathrooms is set to run out.

Atlanta does not have enough public bathrooms to accommodate the hundreds of thousands of visitors coming to the Peach State for the World Cup, but here are some solutions.

How the city plans to solve downtown's lack of accessible bathrooms.

The city of Long Beach is extending its pilot program for "smart" public restrooms until next year.

Fletcher Wilson is the CEO and co-founder of Throne Labs. Fletcher's problem is this: How can you create public toilets that people actually want to use? And why is it so hard for cities to build and maintain them?

Each ADA-accessible unit includes touchless toilets, faucets and soap dispensers, as well as more than 20 sensors to detect motion, water and waste levels.

Long Beach has partnered with Washington, D.C.-based Throne Labs to add four portable public restrooms throughout the city as part of a pilot program.