Los Angeles prepares to put on display its livable communities. Metro's CEO Roger Snoble articulates the mission and significance of Rail-volution, to be held in Los Angeles in September 2004.
The President of the Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners discusses the challenge of maintaining one of the world's busiest Ports in one of the world's fastest growing regions.
Former state senator and finance director Steve Peace discusses the state's current fiscal challenges, the prospects for comprehensive structural reform, and California Today.
A master planning effort is afoot to redevelop the San Pedro waterfront into a local destination. Project Manager Yehudi Gaffen describes the plan and its challenges.
Jack Weiss, Los Angeles City Councilmember, addresses the state of homeland security preparedness in the Los Angeles area as well as the ongoing process to renew cable television franchises in L.A.
Los Angeles City Council President, and League of California Cities Vice President, Alex Padilla, addresses the budgetary challenges cities face in the absence of constitutionally protected revenues.
Los Angeles County's Chief Administrative Officer David Janssen reflects on the passage of Propositions 57 & 58 and how he will approach this most difficult budget season.
