'Magnets for human connection': Why Japanese ‘micro-forests' are transforming our cities
Between busy streets, parks and shopping centres, a green transformation is quietly underway, bringing nature back to the ...
UCLA to offer master’s program in real estate development
UCLA, after more than a century of Los Angeles development and urban sprawl, has launched a Master of Real Estate Development ...
What Los Angeles can do to make its homes safer from wildfires as it rebuilds
Experts in fire mitigation and climate science said LA should use the fires as an opportunity to design more resilient ...
Fire-ravaged Los Angeles confronts difficult questions as it rushes to rebuild
As a charred Los Angeles resurfaces from the infernal flames that engulfed the region last month, questions loom as to how ...
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Is California’s Williamson Act a giveaway to Fresno County’s wealthiest landowners?
A Fresnoland investigation into the Williamson Act, California's biggest land program, reveals that just 120 mega-farms – ...
Donald Shoup, renowned parking guru and UCLA professor, dies at 86
Considered the preeminent scholar of a mundane but everyday issue, Donald Shoup left a legacy of persistence and influence ...
Why Los Angeles Burned
The Los Angeles fires were burning evidence of how dangerous this delusion is. The fires were a bonfire of bad ideas that had ...
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Trump Is Threatening California in the Wrong Way
If Trump wants California to mend its ways before receiving federal disaster relief, he could make some reasonable requests: ...
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Which parts of the world are becoming more prone to wildfires?
One study has found that instances of this “hydroclimate whiplash” around the world have increased by at least a third since the mid-20th century. Wildfires tend to break out in the warmer, drier ...