Are new ordinances the answer to the surge in public urination in 'adult playgrounds' such as Las Vegas and New Orleans?
Jul 12, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
Now 10 years after opening, boardings on Los Angeles' much-maligned Green Line are increasing.
Jul 12, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
The signature plants aren't being replanted as urban foresters look to cheaper pollution-fighting shade trees.
Jul 10, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
Despite billions in aid, low-income buyers have been priced out of the housing market and middle-class status.
Jul 10, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
New York City and Los Angeles once represented the extremes of American culture. Now they've become equally bland, writes Patrick Moore.
Jul 9, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
Can a new growth vision for Southern California save the region from itself?
Jul 9, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
What happens when you combine the most demanding industrial land use on earth next door to senior housing?
Jul 9, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
State efforts to generate revenue from tribal casinos is often at odds with local impacts.
Jul 8, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
Despite locals' doubts, Mayor Hahn has given a go-ahead to a development ban for the former California Water War battleground.
Jul 8, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
Joel Kotkin argues that culture and tourism alone cannot not save cities.
Jul 7, 2004 The Los Angeles Times
