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At their best, Birds are yet another weapon in the war against the “first-mile, last-mile” problem.

Is the Club against sprawl or for it -- or both? >>read more

Low-wage workers are buying cars in L.A. like crazy, driving transit ridership down. That's because the apartment equivalent of a 2001 Corolla is impossible to find. >>read more

How can we entice people not merely to "escape" California out of desperation but rather to embrace and reinvigorate places that need activity and talent?

If these communities are going to, at the same time, decry the invasion of newcomers and oppose most development, then they face but one option: they must promote development elsewhere.

Since today is Small Business Saturday, following the grotesque excess of “Black Friday”, I’m compelled to ponder the state of small businesses in the California landscape. >>read more

Will UCLA students get their own Neighborhood Council?

The new gas tax isn’t just regressive but doubly regressive

It’s a great matchup because Los Angeles and Houston are so similar as urban places – the two largest cities in the American Sun Belt.

Blade Runner created a dystopic vision of Los Angeles that remains as culturally potent today — if not more so — than it was when it came out in 35 years ago.

Among Mr. Bezos's 482 choices in California -- not counting unincorporated county land where he might build his city from scratch -- here is a sample of some hidden gems he might want to consider

Now that the world knows what Bodega is, residents of California can be forgiven for wondering what a bodega is.