Industry veteran Diana Liu reflects on sustainability, inclusive leadership, and how UCLA Luskin’s MRED program reshaped her approach to development.
As global temperatures rise, companies are investigating alternate desalination methods that produce drinking water without harming ocean ecosystems.
The police response at Mama Curtis’ memorial underscores how fragile community–law enforcement relationships remain in Watts.
Communities in California are undergoing recovery efforts to repair the damage caused by the wildfires that devastated parts of Los Angeles County last January.
Report by UCLA and Unseen finds that the Trump administration has dramatically reshaped immigration enforcement.
A new study by ITS assesses the success of the L.A. Metro’s Transit Ambassador Program.
After the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro, experts challenge President Trump’s claims, calling the narrative unsupported by evidence and driven more by politics than data.
Nick Giorgio’s award-winning analysis of traffic-calming treatments shows how street design can improve livability in Los Angeles.
As housing costs rise faster than wages, José Loya explores how inequality persists in the U.S. housing market and what it means for future generations.
Researchers argue that “abundance” requires smarter housing design, people-first transportation, and a more flexible, affordable energy system.
