Álvaro Huerta left UCLA for activism, then returned to complete his degree—transforming his experience into a career in teaching and advocacy.
Rising gas prices boost California transit ridership, but experts warn higher costs alone won’t create lasting impact.
The New York MTA was recently awarded three casino licenses, which are projected to generate significant revenue for the agency.
Professor Martin Gilens is recognized for his influential research on inequality and democracy.
Michael Stoll highlights how transportation continues to influence displacement and communities today.
Turner argues movements fail more from internal division than opposition, urging solidarity, accountability, and community-centered investment over punishment.
A new program designed by the CPUC plans to carry out a building decarbonization spanning entire blocks, but its unprecedented nature raises questions.
Asian surnames are taking the lead as the fastest-growing surnames in the country and UCLA research professor Paul Ong comments on these trends.
To bring more homes into the housing market, voters in San Diego will decide whether or not to pass a tax on non-primary homes.
The index score dropped to 52, driven by widespread declines in satisfaction across nearly all major categories.
