Planners envision transit villages in the Bay Area connected by trains, ferries, buses, and light rail.
Feb 12, 2006 The Contra Costa Times
Riverside and San Bernardino counties continue to attract jobs and residents, some fleeing from the costlier, more congested areas of Los Angeles, Orange, and San Diego counties.
Feb 9, 2006 Riverside Press-Enterprise
Dan Turner narrates his personal experiences as he takes on the challenge of traveling to Los Angeles International Airport using only public transportation
Feb 6, 2006 The Los Angeles Times
Author Ray Bradbury of "Fahrenheit 451" fame predicts that in the next five years Los Angeles' freeways will freeze and explains why he believes monorail is the answer to the region's transportation needs.
Feb 6, 2006 The Los Angeles Times
As mega-malls begin to emerge in established communities, communities have mixed feelings. Some think the development will bring traffic. Others look to increasing property values.
Feb 5, 2006 The Los Angeles Times
In San Francisco schools, some African-American and Latino children are mislabeled as 'learning disabled' due to cultural and behavioral differences from the mainstream.
Feb 4, 2006 San Francisco Weekly
The new study says that L.A.'s underserved areas need parks the most, preferably within one mile of homes, although more parks alone may not be enough to promote adequate levels of exercise.
Feb 4, 2006 The Los Angeles Times
The state Public Utilities Commission creates the California Solar Initiative, but does it have enough power to popularize the alternative energy course?
Feb 3, 2006 LA Weekly
Armed with 14,000 signatures, a community group petitions to restrict city's eminent domain authority to a 'strictly defined public use'.
Feb 2, 2006 San Diego Union Tribune
Facing a doubling of passengers at the aging and space-constrained LAX, new Mayor Villaraigosa outlines plans to focus international flights at LAX, and push domestic flights to other regional airports.
Feb 2, 2006 The Los Angeles Times
