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The City of Culver City has issued RFP #1830, Travel Demand Forecast Model Services. The City invites qualified firms to respond to this RFP for the creation of a Travel Demand Forecast Model (TDFM) and Senate Bill (SB) 743 implementation services. Find out more at:... Read More →

NEWS ADVISORY COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES Contacts:  Victoria Pipkin-Lane, Green Leadership Awards Committee Chair (213) 974-1361 or [email protected] Laura Perez, Green Leadership Committee Member (213) 974-1390 or [email protected] January 31, 2018 L.A. County Seeks... Read More →

Join the Southern California Planning Congress and American Planning Association Los Angeles Chapter at All Saints Church in Pasadena for a day-long summit aimed at bringing together planning and design professionals on the topic of climate action. The purpose is to build a... Read More →

Please join us in welcoming and congratulating our 2018 Board of Directors! We are excited to have a group representing six municipalities, two County-wide agencies, a federal department, nine private firms, and all of our local universities. Thank you, incoming and continuing... Read More →

By Ashley Atkinson, AICP Director, APA Los Angeles (2016-2019) Earlier this week, I commenced my second term as Section Director by kicking off our first-ever strategic planning process. In the coming months, our Board will be working with a consultant to lay out a vision for the... Read More →

                     In 2017, 24 members of the Los Angeles section passed the AICP exam, representing almost 30% of all successful candidates in California. Please join us in congratulating each of them on this tremendous accomplishment!   Karolina Gorska Eunice Im Justin... Read More →

  By CivicSpark Fellows Jonathan Dolan & Jose Torres  The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) held their Annual Meeting and Expo October 20-23, 2017 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Two CivicSpark Water Action Fellows, representing the City of Culver City,... Read More →

    By David Early and Tiffany Eng  Imagine a California of healthy and thriving communities, where urban and rural neighborhoods have the tools to help prevent and reduce industrial pollution, provide open space and local organic food, develop affordable housing, preserve... Read More →

by Andrea Pavia   The metaphor of the city as human body has endured since the Renaissance, sustained by master designers and theorists, to give sense and structure to the city’s different parts, their functions and interrelations.   Using this metaphor, we can understand... Read More →

APA California will be offering a webinar to assist members in implementing the bills included in the Governor’s Housing Package on Thursday, November 9th from 10 am to noon.  Speakers will include: John Terell, VP of Policy and Legislation for APA California, Barb Kautz,... Read More →