News

March 3, 2011

Congress Moving Bill To Undercut EPA- Mary Nichols Op-Ed

California Air Resources Board Chair Mary Nichols describes the benefits of the Clean Air Act as a mechanism to regulate GHG emissions.

March 3, 2011

VX Greenbuild Panel: In the Near Future, 2020, All Developers Will Be Building ‘Net Zero' Homes

A panel of building and construction professionals details the state of the art in greenbuilding practices for residential construction.

February 7, 2011

San Bernardino County Recovery Challenged by Foreclosures

Mary Jane Olhasso, administrator of the Economic Development Agency of San Bernardino County, details the county's efforts to rebuild its economy.

February 7, 2011

VERDEXCHANGE Global Eco Cities Panel Explores Innovations in City Building

The discussion featured former L.A. City Planning Director Gail Goldberg, Dean of the USC School of Architecture Qingyun Ma, and AECOM Principal of Building Engineering Alastair MacGregor.

February 7, 2011

Renata Simril Jumps to Jones Lang LaSalle; Heads Public Institution Group for Southwest

The former VP of Forest City, a veteran of both the public and private sector, is uniquely suited to her new role with Jones Lang LaSalle.

February 7, 2011

Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust Goals: Creating Urban Gardens and Pocket Parks

Alinda Bokde, the executive director for LANLT, discusses the critical need for parks and community gardens in underserved communities in Los Angeles.

February 7, 2011

Mayor Bob Foster's Contrasting State of Long Beach Address

Long Beach has continued to deliver community reinvestment and infrastructure improvements amid ongoing budgetary woes.

February 7, 2011

Joel Kotkin Opines On City of L.A.'s Decade of Decline

Cities in the midwest are outpacing Los Angeles in almost every sector. When did L.A. cease to be the city of the future?

February 7, 2011

Rick Cole: Cities of Bell, Vernon Expose Governance Failures

The city manager of Ventura diagnoses the roots of the corruption and prescribes remedies that can benefit the entire region.

December 2, 2010

Not Resting on Clean Trucks Success; Port of L.A. Still ‘Growing Green'

Christopher Cannon, the newly hired director of environmental management for the Port of Los Angeles, details the capital projects and procurement programs helping the port grow green in 2010.

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