As most of the country, including California, is plagued with examples of our nation’s underinvestment in infrastructure, L.A. County’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority continues to set a higher standard.
Economic Updates
Weekly Report – August 15, 2016
Please welcome Timothy Law Snyder, Phd, President of Loyola Marymount University, as the newest member of the L.A. Coalition.
Weekly Report – August 8, 2016 – Issues Update
The Mayor’s and Coalition’s Operation Innovation Team (OIT): OIT has completed year one of a two year assignment.
Weekly Report – August 1, 2016
As I move forward with the L.A. Coalition weekly I will begin to pay equal weight to issues that touch the diversity of our membership – business, labor, academia and nonprofit.
Weekly Report – July 11, 2016
The number of senior-headed U.S. households will grow by 10.7 million between 2015-25, compared with 2.5 million households headed by people ages 35-44*.
Weekly Report – June 18, 2016 – The 21st Century at Work Forces Shaping the Future Workforce and Workplace in the United States
The Rand Corporation recently released a report prepared for the U.S. Department of Labor entitled The 21st Century at Work Forces Shaping the Future Workforce and Workplace in the United States.
Weekly Report – June 13, 2016 – L.A. Coalition Mission & History
As the L.A. Coalition reaches the half year mark (and its seventh year of existence) I thought it would be appropriate to provide a summary of why the L.A. Coalition was started, what our collective efforts have built and a path forward to fostering more economic and jobs growth and a better quality of life for the region.
Weekly Report – June 6, 2016 – Is the nation’s current expansion days running short?
In April 2016 the Federal Reserve Board of Governors said they would raise rates in the summer on three conditions: higher growth, rising inflation and further improvement in the labor market.
Weekly Report – May 16, 2016 – Mitigating Congestion in the Central Terminal Area at LAX
LAX’s modernization is playing a significant role in driving L.A.’s economy – by 2023 LAX will have spent more than $14 billion to renovate and rebuild the airport.
Weekly Report – Why L.A. Matters – May 9, 2016
Los Angeles is investing in itself; Now is the time to invest in Los Angeles.
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