Forget Earthquakes. SoCal Could Be Leveled by a Mega Flood.
Experts call it an ARKStorm and they believe it could cause three times as much damage as the mega quake Angelenos have been warned about for decades.
How a Pizza Company Fixed One City’s Roads
A cheesy bargain.
Audit: It’s Time for Some Changes to L.A.’s Street Sweeping Program
Do the San Fernando Valley’s streets look unkempt to you? It’s not your imagination.
Armies of Online Delivery Trucks Are Invading America’s Cities
“If cities do not act quickly to revamp the way they manage increasing numbers of commercial vehicles unloading goods in streets and alleys and into buildings, they will drown in a sea of double-parked trucks.”
FrontierFail Watch: Verizon Customers Still Facing Challenges Around SoCal
Frontier Communications continues to struggle with its acquisition of Verizon customers across California and the nation. a smattering of headlines from the last few days:
Shrinking Shorelines Prompting New Fees
“Recreation Mitigation Fee”
Southern California Water Agencies Looking to Buy NorCal Delta Islands
The four islands being considered are just outside of Stockton.
The Case for Hacking Your City
Better you before someone else.
As technology marches on, becoming more and more integrated, new issues are emerging.
California Bullet Train Hits a Central Valley Snag
Another day, another issue with the high speed rail project.