How planning, housing, infrastructure, and neighborhood capacity shape the future of community resilience Urban development is often discussed in terms of buildings, zoning, housing units, roads, density, and land use.…
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This week, I woke up to something deeply humbling. National University recognized me during Public Service Recognition Week, highlighting my journey from South Central Los Angeles to becoming a law…
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This week, D’Andre Lampkin had the honor of joining The New Home Company and community leaders at the ribbon-cutting for Canopy, a new neighborhood of 70 modern three-story townhomes in…
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Over 6,000 residents gathered last night in the heart of Ontario for a once-in-a-generation celebration—the launch party for our city’s new Minor League Baseball team, the Ontario Tower Buzzers. It…
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California’s housing crisis isn’t confined to its coastal cities; it is reshaping communities like Ontario and the Inland Empire every day. Families are struggling with rising rents, limited housing options,…
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Abstract This article argues that public safety is not merely a local government function, but the bedrock upon which economic prosperity, infrastructural development, mobility, and community services are built. Through…
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Imagine voting to take politics out of redistricting… only for your governor to suggest putting it right back in. That’s the political moment California now faces, while Texas deals with…
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The Impact of State-Mandated ADU Laws on Local Communities and Infrastructure I may be a little late to the game in addressing this issue, but it’s one that continues to…
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Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe is coming to Ontario, California to once again host the D’Andre D. Lampkin Foundation Community Resilience Gala. Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe of Germany is returning to the D’Andre D. Lampkin…
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Ernestine Allen is a 32-year resident of the city of Ontario who has seen many changes over the years on her mostly palm-tree-lined street, Plaza Serena. But one thing has…
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