Brozen on the Safety of the Metro Influencing D Line Ridership
Although the opening of the D Line Extension means shorter commute times through Los Angeles, residents are still deterred by concerns about safety.
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Entries by Jiah Lee
Why Trees Are Still Disappearing After the Palisades Fire
Researchers warn that thousands of surviving trees continue disappearing after the Palisades Fire, threatening shade, cooling, and neighborhood recovery efforts.
Will the Opening of the D Line Change Commuter Behavior?
The opening of the D Line means access to a more convenient route, but it remains to be seen whether this will have an impact commuters’ behaviors.
Michael Stoll Appointed to Governor Gavin Newsom’s Council of Economic Advisors
UCLA public policy professor Michael Stoll joins California’s top economic advisory council amid evolving statewide economic challenges.
A Newly Proposed Spending Plan Channeling More Funds to LAPD Sparks Opposition
Opponents of Mayor Bass’s spending plan believe the money allocated to the LAPD could be better spent elsewhere.
12-Year-Old’s Death After Bullying Incident Reveals School’s Inaction
A lawsuit has been filed against an LAUSD school for mishandling of bullying reports after a bullying incident leads to a twelve-year-old’s death.
Trends in Ridership Associated With Rising Gas Prices
Rising gas prices boost California transit ridership, but experts warn higher costs alone won’t create lasting impact.
Wasserman on the New York MTA’s Varied Revenue Stream
The New York MTA was recently awarded three casino licenses, which are projected to generate significant revenue for the agency.
Looking Back on Route 66’s Historical Role in Westward Migration
Michael Stoll highlights how transportation continues to influence displacement and communities today.
The CPUC’s Plans for an Unprecedented Building Decarbonization
A new program designed by the CPUC plans to carry out a building decarbonization spanning entire blocks, but its unprecedented nature raises questions.
