One of the few members of the Regional Targets Advisory Committee representing business, Jim Wunderman of the Bay Area Council, discusses SB 375 and CA governance.
The Brookings Institution's visiting fellow argues that the Millenial Generation and retiring Baby Boomers are choosing urban over suburban; the real estate industry needs to catch up.
Retiring from his post as regional director at Environmental Defense Fund, Tom Graff's exit interview gave an account of the evolution and current state of environmental protection in California.
Former U.S. Trade Representative and Commerce Secretary Mickey Kantor advocates for trade reform as the key component for the recovery of the economy and the protection of the environment.
Rick Cole provides unflinching commentary on the causes of the current economic crisis as well the drastic changes necessary to achieve long term economic security.
USC Director of Entitlements Brian League explains how the academic agenda of the land use decisions arising from USC's ongoing planning processes may help achieve the economic goals of the communit
A distinguished panel debates the merits and shortcomings of Pershing Square and envisions its potential to be a crossroads for a more residential Downtown L.A.
With a focus on economic development, L.A. County's newest supervisor hit the ground running with an ambitious agenda to jump-start catalytic projects in the Second District.
