As it prepares to host a series of monumental gatherings, L.A. is urged to seize the moment to make life better in the region.
Americans are spending more time at home, according to new research from UCLA Luskin and Clemson University.
Awards will support international research by Juan Carlos Jauregui of Social Welfare and Andrés F. Ramirez of Urban Planning.
“Where the Hood At?,” a new book by UCLA Luskin Professor Michael Lens, examines a 50-year trajectory that explains why some communities thrive and some decline.
UCLA Luskin policy experts say local voters care about housing and homelessness but won’t support everything that shows up on the ballot.
Analysis led by the Luskin Center for Innovation shows that the investment would make the city more resilient during droughts or disasters that cut off outside water supplies.
Brain research shows that young people have the capacity for reasoned decision-making, says UCLA Luskin’s Laura Wray-Lake.
Three UCLA Luskin experts weigh in on city and county measures aimed at fixing entrenched problems.
Responses from 34,000 people reveal a decline in out-of-home activities, according to a new study by UCLA and Clemson researchers.
“Declining democratic accountability means that the power of the American people’s voice will be diminished,” the Berggruen Governance Index report cautions.
