Environmental politics scholar joins UCLA to lead the Luskin Center for Innovation and serve as a professor of public policy.
Top scholars, educators and practitioners join forces to foster safe and welcoming schools.
The fact that charging for access to roads could deepen inequality doesn’t mean it must. He argues for social policies guided by economic justice.
Mayoral candidates’ ambitious proposals to shelter Angelenos can succeed only by overcoming the political fragmentation and rivalry that confound good plans.
“We’re fighting an uphill battle due to climate change,” with nearly 1 million residents living with contaminated drinking water and some at risk of running out of water entirely.
Experts from the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation weigh in on how to protect the most vulnerable as the state endures a withering heat wave.
“The best speed limit is a road that doesn’t let you speed,” yet city officials and engineers have not heeded calls for street safety improvements, he says.
Public transportation was one of the few climate-controlled options that stayed opened as the pandemic emerged, providing shelter for the unhoused.
The Capstone Showcase at Royce Hall allows graduating seniors to present immersive research projects benefiting community partners near and far.
A city’s composition of tenants versus homeowners is one key factor that can drive up demand, and prices, for rental units.
