The resident attorney on the L.A. City Council, Jack Weiss addresses development, homeland security, and recent lawsuits against the city.
Noted L.A.-area scholar Ed Blakely helped Oakland and L.A. rebound from earthquakes; now he's turning to the resurrection of New Orleans.
Under the direction of Mayor Bill Bogaard, Pasadena continues to set the pace for cities in Southern California.
A rare combination of public servant and activist, Hamid Behdad has helped developers the potential of L.A.'s Adaptive Reuse Ordinance.
Poised for an important leadership position in the Senate, Senator Barbara Boxer understands Southern California's mobility challenges.
Water policy expert Robert Wilkinson offers an analysis of the prospects for, and hurdles to, desalination in California.
A new crude oil teminal will bolster local supplies and provide environmental benefits, says Pacific Marine's David Wright.
CCA's Tim Carmichael explains the challenges to passing environmental legislation in California.
Long Beach Councilmember Bonnie Lowenthal reacts to recent plans and bond funds that will help clean up the ports.
Opportunities abound at Metro in light of recent developments, though CEO Roger Snoble's greatest challenge will be balancing the budget.
