Yaroslavsky on Tug-of-War Over Rehired Deputy
‘This is about whether the sheriff’s department is going to hire or reinstate deputies who violated their oath of office,’ he says.
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Entries by Mary Braswell
Cohen Offers Perspective on Mental Health Facilities
He brings clarity and a historical frame of reference to the conversation about access to psychiatric facilities.
Taylor on ‘America’s Worst Freeway’
Amid hopes for a transportation revolution in Los Angeles, he cautions that easing congestion on the 405 would merely be an invitation to use it.
Park on Hot Classrooms and the Achievement Gap
‘We need to protect the most disadvantaged communities from the effects of climate change,’ he says.
Yaroslavsky on County Election Chief’s Grand Plan
A $300-million overhaul of the L.A. County balloting system will face its first test in the March presidential primary election.
Research by Abrams and Barnert Earns Distinction
Their study of children incarcerated at an early age is cited as a ‘highly commended paper’ by the 2019 Emerald Literati Awards.
Torres-Gil to Advise State on Master Plan for Aging
As part of the new Stakeholder Advisory Committee, he will help guide Cabinet leaders tasked with crafting a blueprint for healthy aging in California.
Taylor and De León on the Challenge of Giving Up Cars
If cities can create an environment conducive to walking, biking or ridesharing, cars may eventually become an undesirable accessory.
Villasenor on Strategies to Guard Against ‘Deepfakes’
As the technology proliferates, consumers of digital media ought to maintain a healthy skepticism.
Park Researches Unequal Learning in a Warming World
His study puts dollar figures on the costs and social benefits of air conditioning in schools.
