The transit-first (no, really) games
In the end, LA28 put the events where the public transportation will already be
The fact that LA could even aspire to host a "car-free" games owes a great debt to Donald Shoup repeating, for decades, that just because you're going somewhere in this city, you're not automatically guaranteed a free parking spot when you get there
Bring your questions about rebuilding and recovery and join us on Wednesday, February 19 at 1 p.m. on Zoom
In the midst of a climate disaster, schools must become beacons of resiliency in every community
Less than four years out, the citywide vision we're supposed to be rallying behind has yet to be revealed by LA28. And now LA's recovery has become inextricably bound to the 2028 deadline that we're all haphazardly hurtling towards without a plan
Gather your questions about fire and water and join us on Tuesday, January 28 at noon on Zoom
There's an army of volunteers at their keyboards right now, all over the country, preventing the ignition of a secondary disaster by snuffing out LA's price-gouging rentals
The IOC doesn't care if LA holds its games or not. And perhaps more troublingly, the city of LA will happily brush aside its own emergencies in order to stage a megaevent
After speaking with so many people this year who are working so hard to make this place actually work, I'm seeing another way to tell LA's megaevent story
LA could leverage this ordinance to make it easier to create new public spaces, public bathrooms, and even public housing leading up to 2028
The headlines that trumpet a "$350 million makeover" for Expo Park ahead of 2028 are flat-out misleading