The UCLA Voting Rights Project pushes back against federal interference in California’s vote counting.
The UCLA Voting Rights Project pushes back against federal interference in California’s vote counting.
Megan Mullin discusses how communities across the U.S. are using local ballot measures to influence data center development
The UCLA scholar discusses immigration enforcement, community perspectives and making academic research accessible to the public.
Urban Planning professor discusses the potential costs, construction challenges and transportation benefits of the proposed tunnel system in Forbes.
UCLA transportation researcher Jacob Wasserman discusses BART’s funding challenges and potential impacts on Bay Area commuters.
Luskin transit researcher reports on the years-long delays and rising costs facing LAX’s long-awaited Automatic People-Mover.
Megan Mullin explains how concerns over energy costs and affordability are bringing voters across political divides together in opposition to data center development.
“They have to feel like their vote is going to go to a candidate who is going to do something that matters,” says UCLA Luskin’s Laura Wray-Lake.
As California braces for heavy El Niño rains, Luskin climate adaptation expert tells Grist why cities must move beyond aging infrastructure and embrace nature-based solutions.
A 9-day test clocked 100,000 violations on PCH. “If you speed under the camera, you’re going to get caught,” says UCLA Luskin’s Michael Manville.
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