The United States Olympic Committee (USOC) has chosen Los Angeles to be the official U.S. bid city for the 2024 summer Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The United States Olympic Committee (USOC) has chosen Los Angeles to be the official U.S. bid city for the 2024 summer Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The L.A. Coalition’s and Mayor’s Operations Innovation Team continues to play a significant role in analyzing ways in which the city of Los Angeles could establish a management plan for the City’s $3 billion real estate portfolio.
What the latest United States Unemployment Figures Tell Us About Jobs in the U.S. and Los Angeles County.
In light of Los Angeles City Hall’s elevated focus on ways in which the public sector can do a better job of helping foster economic and job growth in L.A., I wanted to use this weekly to help gather ideas and/or best practices from you, on ways in which policymakers, academia and the private sector, can work together to help fix the “Middle-Skills” gap in the region?
One of Los Angeles’ best opportunities to generate economic and job growth is to advance sound initiatives that invest in the region’s transportation system.
Water has always been a defining factor in the development of California and the western part of the United States.
In 2012 Congress authorized $11B to build out NextGen, a satellite-based technology that enables air traffic controllers around the nation’s most congested airspace to track planes more precisely and manage departures and arrivals easier, compared with traditional radar.
In light of today’s Los Angeles Times article San Bernardino: Broken City and The New York Times article Los Angeles Confronts a Spike in Homelessness Amid Prosperity I wanted to share with you some thoughts on poverty and lower-income trends in California since the late 1980’s.
State’s Fiscal Health. CA’s budget has moved from an $18 billion deficit in 2011 to a projected $2 billion cash surplus in fiscal 2015-16.
The current drought continues to expose fundamental weaknesses – antiquated infrastructure, conflicting laws and policies and political conflict – in the water supply system of California and the western United States.