L.A. Landscape Organized Around Cars, Manville Explains
A new UCLA study shows that, in a city built for cars, Los Angeles may have to make it harder to drive in order to make public transit work.
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Entries by Zoe Day
Forging a Career Path in the Foreign Service Students intrigued by diplomacy and international development hear from State Department, USAID and Peace Corps experts
Students gathered to hear from Cecilia Choi from the State Department, Alfred Nakatsuma of USAID, and Jeffrey Janis from Peace Corps about career paths in international development and government
Manville Points to Congestion Pricing as an L.A. Traffic Solution
In a podcast and article, he responds to common questions about policy currently being evaluated by LA Metro.
DeShazo and Callahan Recommend Expansion of Housing and Transportation Choices
Climate change solutions should be bundled with initiatives to ease income inequality, they write.
Newton on ‘Golden Age’ for California Democrats
With a resurgence of Democratic power in California, Newton weighs the risks and opportunities facing the state.
Roy on Unequal Cities Conference’s Unique Approach to Housing Justice
The conference hosted by UCLA Luskin and Los Angeles Community Action Network takes on the roots of housing inequality.
Not Enough Land for Newsom’s Housing Goals, Monkkonen Finds
A recent UCLA study finds that California has not set aside enough land for development to meet the governor’s goals.
Rowe on Public Health Concerns of Growing Cannabis Market
The policy expert joins the debate over consumer safety and the risks of overregulation at the North American Cannabis Summit.
Peterson on Changing Role of Social Media in New Generation of Politicians
Newly elected millennials are engaging American audiences through social media savvy, he says.
Police Unions Object to Transparency, Newton Writes
He denounces attempts to evade a new state law that makes records of police-involved shootings public.
