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A panel discussion hosted by Abundant Housing LA, Urban Environmentalists Los Angeles, and YIMBY Los Angeles Part of LA Climate Week Thursday, April 9, 2026 | 6:00 pm Mithun | 758 New High Street, Chinatown Free with RSVP: RSVP on Partiful About this Event Los Angeles faces twin... Read More →

Registration for the 2026 AICP Certification Exam opens in April 2026! Sign up to attend one of these virtual preparation sessions below if you are interested in learning more or have questions about the AICP Certification process. National APA Exam Prep Resources Facilitators:... Read More →

This 90‑minute interactive webinar, offered through the HUD Thriving Communities Technical Assistance (TCTA) program and developed in partnership with TREC, is designed to help practitioners better align housing strategies with transportation planning and investment decisions.... Read More →

Join us for a celebration of the 100th Anniversary of Black History Month. APA Los Angeles and Black Planners of Los Angeles invite you to our networking mixer for an evening of good food and good vibes at Eugene’s. Join us in building connections with local planners as we... Read More →

Join APA Los Angeles to celebrate the holiday season in community! We hope you can join us! Join us at the APA Los Angeles 2025 Holiday Party on December 11, 2025 at 6:00 PM at Ballast Point Brewing for a night of celebration and fun! Get ready to mingle with fellow APA members,... Read More →

Date: Wednesday, November 19, 2025 Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM Location: Mrs. Fish, 448 S Hill St, Los Angeles, CA 90013 Schedule: 6:00 PM – Networking & Welcome 7:00 PM – Speaker Remarks 8:00 PM – Reception The LA AIA Urban Design Committee (UDC), in collaboration with the APA... Read More →

APA Los Angeles Board of Directors Voting Open November 5-29 Cast Your Votes! Complete the election ballot by November 29th at 11:59 p.m. All APA members who live and/or work in Los Angeles County are encouraged to vote in the 2026 APA Los Angeles Section Board of Directors... Read More →

Registration link bit.ly/PlanningMonth2025 Oak trees contribute to biodiversity, ecosystem services, and community wellbeing. Recognizing their vital role in Southern California’s natural ecology, many local cities and counties in California protect oak trees with local oak tree... Read More →

Registration is now open for SCAG’s new Future Leaders Initiative, a six-month civic leadership pilot program for young Southern Californians interested in learning how regional and local governments collaborate for long-term change. The Future Leaders Initiative is designed to... Read More →