Yaroslavsky on Tamping Down Political Violence
“Words matter,” says the longtime Los Angeles public servant.
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Pierce on California’s Water Quality
Water Board report finds that systems serving nearly 1 million Californians do not meet state requirements.
Luskin School Adds 2 Tenure-Track Faculty Social Welfare scholar focuses on health equity and race, while Urban Planning addition has experience in real estate development and land use policy
Social Welfare scholar focuses on health equity and race, while Urban Planning addition has experience in real estate development and land use policy.
Tilly on U.S. Wages and Job Creation
UCLA Luskin expert says last year of increases in real wages is a large and important step forward for working families.
Mullin on How News Reporting Affects Local Infrastructure
UCLA study examines political impacts of local reporting in a time of shrinking newsrooms.
Relaxing Traffic at LAX
Improvements are on the way, but congestion at LAX remains a challenge.
Thriving at 25 Founded amid budget turmoil as an experiment in policy education, UCLA Public Policy is now among the country’s top programs
Founded amid budget turmoil as an experiment in policy education, UCLA Public Policy is now among the country’s top programs.
New Study Provides First Nationwide Window on Juvenile Lifer Population The most comprehensive tracking effort to date looks at resentencing, release and other key outcome data, including mortality and exonerations
New study is the first to supply concrete numbers and a full demographic profile of the juvenile life without parole population.
Lawsuits Throw Shade on L.A.’s Long-Awaited Bus Shelters
Installation of bus shelters and shade structures has been held up by CEQA lawsuits.
Akee on Lack of Data on Financial Situation of Native Communities
UCLA researcher says federal government could invest in reaching more Native American households.
