Elana Eden

Parts of California’s rural, working-class Central Valley see virtually no transportation investment, leaving many residents stranded in the heat.

What would Richard Neutra do with a third arm? UC Berkeley researchers once asked him that and more, for science.

Around two-thirds of Baby Boomers in metropolitan areas live in the suburbs. But as they age, suburbia seems less and less hospitable.

Along with climate conditions, urban sprawl is intensifying wildfires and increasing the damage they do.

A mixed-use development proposal in South L.A. highlights a blind spot of progressive urbanism—the gap between what checks all the boxes and what low-income communities really need.