L.A. City Public Works Commissioner Paula Daniels explains the precendent-setting decision by the Army Corps of Engineers declaring the L.A. River a non-navigable waterway.
Ventura City Manager Rick Cole argues that California's leadership in greenhouse gas emissions mitigation will set a new development standard and change the way Americans live.
Architecture critics from the San Francisco Chronicle and L.A. Times debate the relative merits and lessons to be learned from the West Coast's world class cities.
Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-Oregon) addresses a gathering in Washington D.C., hosted by New York's Regional Plan Association, about the need for a change in the way Americans value infrastructure.
The chair of the City Council Transportation Committee hinges traffic mitigation on creative funding solutions and extensive partnerships between the public and private sectors.
When congestion pricing failed in the New York State Assembly, Southern California wound up as the possible recipient of federal funds to implement toll lanes on the region's highways.
Sol Blumenfeld, Culver City's director of Community Development, explains the careful process by which the city has re-established itself on the Westside.
