Villasenor Warns Against Digital Misinformation
He highlights the rising threat of deepfake videos in today’s political landscape.
Author Archive for: zday
Entries by Zoe Day
25 Years Beyond Proposition 187 With a new school curriculum, media archive and documentary, LPPI is sharing lessons from the fight against the anti-immigrant ballot initiative
With a new school curriculum, media archive and documentary, LPPI is sharing lessons from the fight against the anti-immigrant ballot initiative
Wachs Points to Toll Lanes to Reduce Congestion
Orange County transportation officials are divided in the debate over the proposed conversion of carpool lanes to toll lanes.
Loukaitou-Sideris on Women-Only Transportation System
A program in Papua New Guinea gives female riders a safe way to get to and from work and school.
The Game Is Rigged, Manville Says
The Denver area’s next public transit chief must tackle decreasing ridership in a metropolitan that favors those who drive themselves around, he says.
Norman Leads Panel on Black Leadership
Professor emeritus of social welfare issues a call to action to address issues critical to the black community in Long Beach.
Manville on Efforts to Reduce Congestion Near Utah Resorts
Improved public transit options are a positive step but are unlikely to remedy ski season traffic headaches.
Transition to All-Electric Expected to Create Jobs, Study Finds
A new report by the Luskin Center for Innovation serves as a roadmap for navigating worker concerns in the transition to clean energy.
Roy Reflects on Sanctuary Jurisdictions
She challenges conventional notions of the contemporary sanctuary city as a form of resistance to Trumpism.
Safety Measures Are Not Enough, Astor Says
He emphasizes the importance of school climate and social-emotional learning in the aftermath of the Saugus High School shooting.
