Award recognizes Turner’s research on the lived experiences of Black youth and systems of punishment.
This fall, the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs welcomes two new assistant professors to its Department of Public Policy: Isaac Opper and Carlo Medici.
UCLA Luskin alumna transforms personal loss into a mission-driven practice to empower women.
A new UCLA study finds that average household water bills in Los Angeles County have surged nearly 60% over the past decade, outpacing inflation.
New UCLA research shows ICE arrests vary sharply by state: Texas sees 3–4× higher rates, while California arrests more immigrants without criminal records
ICE detentions of Asian immigrants lacking criminal records surged under Trump.
Mark A. Peterson receives APSA’s inaugural Career Achievement Award, honoring his decades of scholarship, mentorship, and influence on health politics and policy.
UCLA data reveal broad support for apartment construction, challenging the notion that Los Angeles is dominated by NIMBYism.
How public spaces are designed to exclude certain groups—and what that says about our cities.
Urban planning students partnered with Solano Canyon residents to develop practical wildfire resilience strategies.
