Research projects related to the health crisis will be fast-tracked for funding by the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies and partners
Panel discussion at UCLA Luskin highlights L.A. rental protections
UCLA scholars, nonprofit representatives discuss how to use multibillion-dollar investment to address regional inequities
Researchers say the work is critical because misdemeanors account for a higher volume of arrests, particularly among people of color, than do felonies.
UCLA scholars join government, nonprofit and private sector representatives to discuss declining ridership in an era of emerging mobility services
L.A.’s future must accommodate a shift in housing concentrated not where transit lines used to run but where they go today — or will be soon
