Delays, inconvenience and inefficient service force LA Times reporter to abandon use of Pasadena Gold Line.
Jul 28, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
Orange County, with little open land and high housing demand, broke ground on its first brownfield mass-transit-oriented development.
Jul 27, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
Southern California's Ventura County -- a model of slow growth with a range of growth control limits -- is growing just as fast as it's larger neighbors.
Jul 26, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
After four decades of decline, Los Angeles' core is seeing a white 'yuppie' influx. Gregory Rodriguez argues that in the long run, the traditional residents of the neighborhood will do the most for the city.
Jul 20, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
Plans to preserve the Hearst Ranch and one of the most scenic coastal real estate in California gains support.
Jul 18, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
The City of Dana Point sues a resident who chopped off the tops of seven pine trees in a public park to improve the view from his multimillion-dollar home.
Jul 16, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
The L.A. Times presents the fourth report in a series on Africa's swelling slums. This article focuses on a community known as 'Deep Sea'.
Jul 16, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
Covering six blocks, the mixed-use plan will include theaters, restaurants, and a massive hotel within walking distance of the Convention Center. City officials have yet to include financial support.
Jul 15, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
Over budget and four years late, Chicago's stunning Millennium Park will become 'the new face' of the City.
Jul 15, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
Locals see a proposal by Los Angeles Mayor Hahn to ban development in the Owens Valley as a ploy.
Jul 12, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
