Today, LA2050 released its latest findings in LA2050: Vision for a Successful Los Angeles. This report is the second in a series of publications that comprehensively measure the quality of life in Los Angeles County. LA2050, an initiative of the Goldhirsh Foundation, drives and tracks progress toward building a better future for the Los Angeles region.

New LA2050 Report, Vision for a Successful Los Angeles

Route 50’s Neil Ungerleider checked in with Goldhirsh Foundation’s President, Tara Roth, to discuss the foundation’s investment in the City of Los Angeles’ Department of Transportation Technology Advisor.

L.A. City Hall Seeks to Fill Special Position on Transportation Technology, Route 50

Forward-thinking cities are building event-friendly amenities into outdoor space at public venues.

How Outdoor Civic Venues Are Being Adapted for Events, Goldhirsh Foundation’s LA2050 Event at Grand Park as a Case Study

Tara Roth joins BBC News Business Matters to talk about the Goldhirsh Foundation’s work in Los Angeles supporting social innovation.

Tara Roth featured on BBC News Business Matters

Check out a full video of Vator Splash LA 2014: “Technology and the LA Culture,” with panelists: Nate Redmond of Rustic Canyon; Rob Kornegay of Wilson Sonsini; Peter Marx of City of LA; Ashish Soni of USC Viterbi School of Engeineering, Viterbi Startup Garage & VSi2; Eva Ho of Susa Ventures; and Tara Roth of Goldhirsh Foundation, LA2050; with moderator Kevin Winston, Founder of Digital LA.

Tara Roth, President of the Goldhirsh Foundation, featured in Vator TV

Representatives from the city Department of Recreation and Parks, the Pershing Square Park Advisory Board and the Goldhirsh Foundation’s LA2050 Campaign joined LA City Councilman Jose Huizar to commemorate the groundbreaking of two new children’s playgrounds.

LA Downtown News: Pershing Square Playgrounds Break Ground

Los Angeles, the city that is synonymous with car culture, is getting a citywide advisor on autonomous vehicles, rideshares, and bicycles. The new position at Los Angeles’s Department of Transportation will be a year-long fellowship made possible by a grant from the Goldhirsh Foundation.

Goldhirsh Foundation supported LADOT Fellowship featured in Fast Company

LA2050 grantees Trust for Public Land and Community Health Council’s LA Open Acres are featured in this story on KPCC.

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