Manville, Monkkonen, Lens Against Single-Family Zoning
Academics and planners argue single-family zoning policies exacerbate socioeconomic and racial inequality.
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Entries by Zoe Day
Matute Comments on Vehicle Built for One
The single-passenger Solo could provide a clean-energy option if Americans are willing to give up their larger vehicles.
Reber Advocates for Increased Federal Aid for Schools
Congress must weigh trade-offs in choosing how best to support students and promote economic recovery during the COVID-19 crisis.
Akee Highlights Disproportionate Impact of COVID on Indigenous Populations
Limited access to water on Native American reservations is linked to higher infection and mortality rates compared to the overall U.S. population.
Diaz Highlights Lack of Latino Voice on Redistricting Panel
Even though Latinos are California’s largest ethnic group at 40% of the population, they represent only 17% of the candidate pool for the redistricting commission.
Ong Presses for Protections for Undocumented Farmworkers
A recent survey finds that many California voters support protections for the workers, who are not eligible for federal aid.
Yaroslavsky Weighs In On Newsom’s Data-Driven Approach
The governors of California and Texas have taken very different paths to reopening the economy.
Taylor Imagines Post-Pandemic Future of Public Transit
Some would-be passengers are likely to continue to work remotely even after restrictions are lifted, and others may instead choose to drive or bike.
Pandemic Highlights Deep Needs and a Big Price Tag, Newton Says
Liberal leaders argue that temporary solutions to combat inequity during the pandemic should have been in place a long time ago.
Manville on Protecting Tenants from Eviction
Housing experts worry that homelessness will increase when the bans on evictions due to the pandemic expire.
