Segura on LGBTQ Forum and the 2020 Campaign
In an interview on SiriusXM Radio, he weighs in on issues that will set the tone for the presidential race.
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Garage Conversions Could Ease California Housing Crisis
Professors Vinit Mukhija and Donald Shoup and alumna Anne Brown advocate for a housing solution that has been hiding in plain sight.
Urban Planning Professor and Alumna Honored
Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris and Carolina Martinez MA UP ’09 are recognized at APA convention for their work creating stronger, healthier communities.
Goh on a Futuristic Plan for Sustainable Living
Floating cities — proposed as one way to adapt to climate change — are unrealistic, she argues.
Wachs on World-Class Transit System in San Diego
To succeed, the proposal to finance the massive project with two tax hikes must be well-communicated to the public, he says.
Peterson on Single-Payer Healthcare Entering Mainstream
Support for the plan is broadening among Democrats, but buy-in from the general public is key to its success, he said.
Manville Comments on Santa Ana’s Auto Dealer Subsidies
City officials are selectively cushioning the impact of rising sales taxes on car sales, he said.
Manville on Congestion Pricing as a National Traffic Strategy
The strategy to reduce traffic during peak hours is sensible yet politically difficult, he says.
Villasenor on Risk Assessment Tools in Legal Proceedings
He co-authors blog post on due-process concerns raised by algorithm-based tools used in criminal sentencing.
Akee on American Indian Child Welfare
Pointing to inaccurate poverty measurements and misunderstanding of cultural networks, he argues for tribal authority to be upheld.
