Report by UCLA and Unseen finds that the Trump administration has dramatically reshaped immigration enforcement.
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.
Records show low arrest rates in the Bay Area, while border-adjacent regions like San Diego see sharp increases.
Inequities in recovery and rising investor influence threaten the future of fire-impacted Los Angeles communities.
MPP Sam James and the Altadena Recovery Team meet survivors’ needs and push for policy-informed advocacy.
As vehicle prices hit record highs, affordability threatens Americans’ access to jobs, mobility, and opportunity.
Luskin faculty member to lead the Association of Latina/o Social Work Educators.
