Yaroslavsky on Feud Between Mayor and Union
Ads attacking Garcetti’s plan to combat climate change focus on jobs and housing but may be driven by the shutdown of power plants.
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Entries by Mary Braswell
Goh on Urban Design and Environmental Justice
Planners and architects must be willing to learn from the marginalized cities they serve, she says.
Leap on LAPD Probe of Nipsey Hussle
“Someone can be a hero, someone may also have a past,” she says, citing the complexity of gang affiliations.
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L.A. Parking: How Did We Get Here?
Three experts from UCLA Luskin’s Institute of Transportation Studies weigh in on the “blood sport” of parking in Los Angeles.
Villasenor on ‘Deepfakes,’ Free Speech and the 2020 Race
A tension exists between reining in falsified videos and protecting First Amendment rights, he says.
Tilly on Selective Use of Wage Statistics
Presidential candidates use different methods to crunch data and form conclusions about the economy’s health.
Too Much Parking ‘Poisons Our Cities,’ Shoup Says
He tells APA podcast, “If you want more housing and less traffic, you shouldn’t limit the amount of housing at every site and require ample parking everywhere.”
Loukaitou-Sideris on Scooters and Sidewalk Wars
Bad decisions and bad design paved the way for the current turf grab over sidewalk space, she says.
