
‘Medical Freedom’ Takes Backseat to Other Political Priorities
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The evolving movement did expose fundamental tensions and the need for clearer communication between doctors and patients.

Ongoing Toll of ICE Raids on L.A.’s Latino Businesses
New study led by the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute measures costs and consequences of immigration enforcement in L.A. Angeles County.

In the Heat of the Moment, Shade Is a Secret Weapon
UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation scholars are among scientists across campus who are helping mitigate the dangers of increasing temperatures.

UCLA Site Planning Studio Reimagines Santa Monica Airport and Business Park Redevelopment
Students collaborate with city officials, developers, and community groups to explore future land use and open space possibilities for a major Los Angeles site.

Adam Millard-Ball Explores How Data Can Expand Possibilities for Smarter, More Livable Cities
Adam Millard-Ball discusses active travel research and how cities can use innovation to shape sustainable futures.

Zev Yaroslavsky Discusses L.A. County’s Growth and Housing Challenges
Zev Yaroslavsky analyzed L.A. County’s booming communities, explaining housing growth opportunities and affordability challenges in the Los Angeles Times

UCLA MRED Students Reimagine the Future of Real Estate Through Award-Winning Capstone Project
UCLA MRED students showcase innovative capstone projects that apply real-world development strategies, combining creativity, financial analysis and community-focused solutions.

Herrera Warns in CalMatters Op-Ed on Plastics Risks After Garden Grove Emergency
Garden Grove chemical incident highlights systemic plastics industry risks, exposing nearby communities to toxic exposure, accidents, and regulatory gaps.

Two UCLA Alumni Return to the Luskin School as Assistant Professors of Social Welfare
Luskin welcomes alumni Anthony Gómez and Brianna Harvey back to campus as assistant professors in the Department of Social Welfare.

Manville on the Unintended Consequences of Los Angeles’ ‘Mansion Tax’
Mike Manville argues that effective housing policy depends on thoughtful tax design and increasing the housing supply.