Articles by Aileen Cho

Wildfires in Los Angeles have already destroyed thousands of structures, but the full extent of the damage will not be known for some time, say local officials.

ENR Transportation Editor Aileen Cho has many travel memories from her decades writing about construction, but there are a few instances that stand out from her many trips to distant locales.

The Los Angeles region is advancing efforts to decarbonize its power supply, including plans to startup early next year of one of the nation's first utility-scale power plants fueled by 30% hydrogen.

Agencies seek construction sector support for project contracting and workforce execution, with billions in investment seen to expand options for drought-plagued water systems and other overburdened infrastructure.

Speakers at the recent ENR LA Infrastructure Forum and CoMotion LA events shared major plans for added transportation capacity and safer mobility.

The unique bi-state transportation agency enters its second century with an engineering department reaching for new heights.

Communication, documentation are key to project success, and knowing when to make hard choices, Honolulu and Los Angeles transportation managers told Construction Management Association of America event attendees in San Francisco.

A reality capture tool that offers 3D visualization of a construction site is gaining traction with contractors on large projects, helped by key integrations with Procore and Autodesk.

Not only is Interstate 405 one of the busiest highways in the nation, but the 16-mile section of it in Orange County, Calif., runs through nine cities or communities and at an angle through the urban landscape.

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Delta Air Lines decided to make the best of a bad situation and accelerated the work on the Delta Sky Way Program at LAX. Their efforts have been rewarded as the 2024 Southern California Project of the Year.