The city of L.A. stands at a crossroads, driven by a persistent budget deficit. Council President Gracetti is focusing on core services and neighborhood planning to bring prosperity back to L.A.
With the future of redevelopment in California still in question, Long Beach Mayor Bob Foster has a proposal that could settle the state's debt while allowing redevelopment to continue.
The executive director of the California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank, Stanton Hazelroth, on the work of the bank and the possibility of exporting its model to the national level.
The High-Speed Rail Authority will be in Southern California in April as part of the ongoing Request for Expression of Interest process for the project's massive building program.
The March gathering of WUF featured David Abel, Richard Katz, Denny Zane, and David Grannis, who shared the current political, financing, and planning state of Measure R.
Recently released figures from the U.S. Census confirmed the success story of Downtown L.A. and Historic Corridor. Developer Tom Gilmore helped make it happen. What happens next?
