Dennis Proposes Giving Citizens More Say in How Their Taxes Are Spent
Public policy lecturer says her plan would increase public trust by involving citizens more directly in decision-making about city services.
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Entries by Les Dunseith
Allow Housing Projects With Zero Parking? Shoup Says That’s a Good Thing
Removal of parking requirements is encouraging housing developers to expand the stock of affordable units, he says.
Akee on Increased Voter Participation, Civic Engagement
Increasing household income may “have other indirect (and long-term) benefits to society in the form of increased political participation and civic engagement.”
L.A. Mayor Focuses on the Need for Housing Solutions During UCLA Luskin Summit Karen Bass visits campus to join discussions on the value of research about issues like homelessness, climate resilience, governance and equity in transportation
Karen Bass joins discussions on the value of research about issues like homelessness, climate resilience, governance and transportation equity.
L.A. County Residents’ Satisfaction With Quality of Life Matches Lowest in Year 9 of Survey High cost of housing is the most important factor impacting the annual Quality of Life Index, particularly among renters
High cost of housing is the most important factor impacting the annual Quality of Life Index, particularly among renters.
Voting Rights Project Prevails at U.S. Supreme Court
Action by UCLA experts derails an effort to dilute Latino electoral influence in a Washington state legislative district.
Hecht Joins Podcast to Discuss Deforestation in Latin America
The interview includes a historical and political perspective on the practices that contribute to ongoing environmental degradation of the Amazon.
The Power of Lived Experiences Three alumni share the personal stories that impact their policy efforts on homelessness — ‘the greatest moral and humanitarian crisis of our lifetime’
Alumni share the personal stories that impact their policy efforts on homelessness — ‘the greatest moral and humanitarian crisis of our lifetime.’
Experts Decry Decision That Would Gut L.A.’s Affordable Housing Plan
Restoring key initiatives would make it possible to expand housing options in areas traditionally off-limits to multifamily homes.
Fairlie Discusses Economic Impact of High Unemployment in California
State’s reputation as an economic powerhouse takes a hit amid technology layoffs and lingering impact of Hollywood labor strife.
