L.A.-area CalTrans Director Doug Failing explains the agency's strategy for comating congestion and spending its share of the recent federal transportation bill.
As one of the region's biggest utilities, the LA DWP has the chance to make an enormous impact on LA's environment. New board chair Mary Nichols wants to make sure that it's a positive one.
An outspoken critic of the divide between city governments and school boards, Akron Mayor Donald Plusquellic has devised creative solutions to allow the city to tend to its children.
Despite fervent public opposition, the Veterans Administration is yet again discussing ways to capitalize on its West L.A. campus; community leader Flora Gil Krisiloff explains.
The Planning Center offers guidance to the many school districts comply with school-building regulations and to build better, more effective schools in the process.
Longtime advocates of urban forestry, conservation, and innovation, TreePeople look to see many ambitions realized as the new administration aggressively greens L.A.
Coastal Commissioner Sara Wan comments on a recent court decision prohibiting the Department of the Interior from automatically renewing oil drilling leases.
