DeShazo Expresses Skepticism Over Hydrogen-Fueled Cars
Due to the high cost of hydrogen refueling stations, most automakers are betting on the future of battery electric vehicles instead of hydrogen power.
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Matute on Debut of Metro’s On-Demand Rideshare Service
The Metro Micro program should yield valuable information about rider demand that can help guide future L.A. transit planning.
‘Saving the World, One Parking Space at a Time’
Professor Donald Shoup lays out cheap, simple parking management policies to increase economic efficiency, protect the environment and promote social justice.
Yaroslavsky on Funding Olympic Games
Cities that have previously hosted Olympic Games and have already invested in infrastructure are strong candidates to host again, he says.
Ong Points to Chinatown as Economic Barometer
Small businesses that suffered early on from xenophobic fears about COVID-19 are a potential indicator of the pandemic’s long-term economic impact.
Diaz on Becerra’s Nomination to the Biden Cabinet
The nominee for health and human services secretary has “the dynamism and also the experience to get us through the pandemic,” she says.
Shah on Involving Men and Women to Address Intimate Partner Violence
While most reproductive and sexual health programs focus only on women, educational programs for men and boys can reduce intimate partner violence.
Clean Energy Transition Should Benefit Communities of Color, Callahan Says
Low-income and minority households have been disproportionately harmed by the fossil-fueled economy, leading to health and economic disparities.
Yaroslavsky on Conflicting Messages from Public Health Officials
L.A.-area residents are frustrated by seeming contradictions in the new rules aimed at reining in COVID-19.
Center for Neighborhood Knowledge on L.A.’s Housing Crisis
Weekend Warriors employs individuals experiencing homelessness to house-sit vacant properties, highlighting the broken real estate market in L.A.
