Tilly on Impact of Immigration Raids on Local Business
The economic fallout is clearly visible in L.A.’s normally busy downtown area.
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Entries by Mary Braswell
Zepeda-Millán on the Meaning of the Red, White and Green
The significance of the Mexican flag amid L.A. protests is in the eye of the beholder.
‘Active travel’ study identifies pathways for designing walking- and cycling-friendly cities
City-level policies reduce global emissions by 6% and create about $435 billion in health benefits.
Taylor on the Growth of L.A.’s Transportation Infrastructure
UCLA transportation expert talks about how land use and transportation behavior shapes cities.
New Berggruen Institute Report Highlights Challenges for Italy Amid Local Elections and Referenda
Despite a large economy and reputation for democratic resilience, report looks at country’s deeper long-term issues.
UCLA Luskin Public Affairs Majors Shine in Capstone Showcase
Unique yearlong capstone experience draws top students like Jennifer Buckley to Luskin to work with faculty, researchers and community partners.
Manville on rent and transit ridership connection
Public transit woes point to California’s housing affordability crisis.
Millard-Ball on Street Design and L.A. Wildfires
Current street designs are recipe for disaster during emergencies, says UCLA planning expert.
Levy on Solving L.A.’s Homelessness Problem
Solutions require both public officials and civil society to move beyond “business-as-usual.”
Former U.S. Department of Transportation Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology Delivers Luskin Lecture Robert Hampshire shares lessons learned leading research and technology agenda for the nation’s transportation systems.
Robert Hampshire, former Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology at the United States Department of Transportation, delivered the April 28 Luskin Lecture.
