Peterson on ‘Medicare-for-All’ Bill
Support among Democratic presidential candidates is an important symbol, ‘but that’s where you have to start,’ he says.
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Manville on Efforts to Relax Parking Requirements
Regulations requiring new housing developments to set aside room for parking do not promote transit use, sustainability and more housing projects, he says.
Manville on Elon Musk’s Proposed ‘People Mover’
The transit system pitched by the entrepreneur’s Boring Co. would rely on underground tunnels to move people around the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Roy on Sanctuary Cities in the Trump Era
Cities have been reactivated as sites of resistance as the sanctuary movement evolves into a struggle for local sovereignty, she says.
Pierce Shares Expertise on Clean Water Access
The associate director of research at the Luskin Center for Innovation fields questions on this key natural resource.
Manville Weighs In on Congestion Pricing
He is frequently asked to share insights into the traffic management strategy that levies tolls during peak hours.
Students Join Black Lives Activist to ‘Flip the Script’
‘What does social change mean to you?’ Student musicians, poets and artists gather with activist Funmilola Fagbamila to share their answers.
Wachs on the Future of California’s Bullet Train
The distinguished professor emeritus is on the peer review committee monitoring the business plans of the high-speed rail project.
Loukaitou-Sideris on Challenges Facing California’s High-Speed Rail
She argues for bringing municipal stakeholders and the private sector into the planning and decision-making.
Koslov on ‘Climate-Change Gentrification’
As some choose to relocate to escape climate-change effects, unpredictability poses challenges for residents, planners and policymakers, she says.
