Opportunities abound at Metro in light of recent developments, though CEO Roger Snoble's greatest challenge will be balancing the budget.
Mayor Enrique Peñalosa recounts the principles that drove the transformation of Bogota, Columbia, into a more functional, livable city.
L.A.'s business community must unite and lead city to a vibrant, productive future, says Chamber CEO Gary Toebben.
Public investment funds are being invested locally to increase Los Angeles' workforce housing stock and revitalize neighborhoods.
With a new arena, new development, and a steadfast dedication to the community, USC is reaching out under the direction of Carolyn Webb de Macias.
Public Works Commissioner Paula Daniels is leading the city of L.A.'s ambitious plan to populate its urban forest.
L.A.-area entrepreneur Steve Glenn is embracing green architecture and innovative design for commerical success and social change.
Transportation Committee Chair Wendy Greuel envisions a "seamless," coordinated approach to density and traffic in the city of L.A.
A longtime critic of Metro, Supervisor Molina highlights the agency's recent accomplishments and identifies some hurdles it still must cross.
As a Long Beach City Council member, AQMD board member Tania Reyes Uranga knows firsthand why the agency must do all it can to continue curbing the region's emissions.
