Turner on Addressing Poor Mental Health Outcomes of Black and Latino Boys
Social welfare professor David C. Turner III argues that more needs to be done to address the structural issues impacting the mental health outcomes of Black and Latino boys
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New report finds sharply rising rates of unemployment for Black Californians In the latest report in the State of Black California series, the team found that across all racial and ethnic groups, Black people had the largest single-year increase in unemployment.
In the latest report in the State of Black California series, the team found that across all racial and ethnic groups, Black people had the largest single-year increase in unemployment.
Q&A with a graduating senior: Sophia Wang ’26 From UCLA to Amsterdam, Tokyo and beyond, Sophia Wang’s scholarship-supported journey is shaping a future in equitable urban planning.
Scholarships, research and global study opportunities empowered UCLA senior Sophia Wang to pursue equitable urban planning and public service.
Samsung’s Bonus Dispute Sparks Calls for Structural Reform
Sanford Jacoby weighs in on Samsung Electronics’ performance bonus controversy, recommending a DS division spin-off.
Kauffman Study Shows Post-Pandemic Entrepreneurial Surge Alongside Growing Financial Uncertainty
New Kauffman research finds U.S. entrepreneurship has rebounded post-pandemic, but more founders are starting businesses out of necessity.
New Center for Neighborhood Knowledge Analysis Undercuts “Worst of the Worst” Deportation Claims
New UCLA research finds Latino ICE arrests surged while non-criminal immigrants increasingly became targets of enforcement operations nationwide.
Rethinking Parking Lots to Combat Urban Heat and Flooding
Cities are testing cooler, permeable parking lot designs to reduce urban heat, flooding and excess paved space, experts say.
Manville Discusses Unintended Consequences of Los Angeles’ “Mansion Tax”
A Wall Street Journal article examines how Los Angeles’ Measure ULA may be slowing apartment construction amid an ongoing housing shortage.
New toolkit helps communities prepare for heat Luskin Center for Innovation-led initiative offers practical guidance for local heat resilience planning and action
Luskin Center for Innovation-led initiative offers practical guidance for local heat resilience planning and action
Brozen on the Safety of the Metro Influencing D Line Ridership
Although the opening of the D Line Extension means shorter commute times through Los Angeles, residents are still deterred by concerns about safety.
