Pierce on Water Safety Near Tustin Hangar Fire
While some contaminants have been detected in groundwater, the toxins are unlikely to have a major impact on drinking water systems.
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Entries by Mary Braswell
Taylor on Angelenos’ Travel Choices During Freeway Closure
The shutdown of the 10 forced commuters to change routes, what time they traveled and by what mode — but those adjustments will likely be just temporary.
Seeking Safe Spaces for People Whose Cars Are Their Homes
The rising number of Angelenos using their vehicles for shelter calls for compassionate and rational policies to keep them safe, UCLA Luskin’s Madeline Brozen says.
Wesley Yin Appointed Chief Economist of White House Budget Office
UCLA professor of public policy and economics is helping to forecast the national economy and formulate the president’s budget.
L.A. Asks How to Equitably Achieve 100% Clean Energy by 2035 — and UCLA Answers Luskin School research centers join cross-campus effort to guide LADWP strategies centered on equity and justice
Luskin School research centers join cross-campus effort to guide LADWP strategies centered on equity and justice.
Abrams Co-Edits Book on Social Work’s Reckoning With a Racist History
“Social Work, White Supremacy, and Racial Justice” is a call to action to eliminate structural racism in social work education, research and practice.
A Freeway Closure That Reverberates Around the Region
“Most people in Los Angeles understand that we are over-reliant on a bunch of roads that don’t perform well because they’re overused,” says UCLA Luskin’s Michael Manville.
Astor on Schools’ Role in Preventing Bullying, Suicide
Across the country, several parents whose children took their own lives have won settlements from school districts.
Bridging the Worlds of Tech, Politics and Advocacy
A conversation with Regina Wallace-Jones MPP ’99 kicks off a yearlong commemoration of a quarter-century of public policy education at UCLA Luskin.
Ong on How to Prepare for U.S. Demographic Changes
Census Bureau projections showing an aging, more diverse America by the end of the century can help the nation prepare for change, he says.
