‘Bring Back the Great Highway’ Campaign Tries to Trick Voters
First, let’s clarify something on Proposition G, an upcoming re-vote of the 2024 decision to turn ‘Great Highway’…
Breaking: Forest Lawn Drive Safety Poison Pill Inserted at Last Minute in State Bill
The California Legislature is in the last three days of its annual session, which ends Monday at midnight.…
Open Letter to Mayor Lurie: What if it were your Child under that Tent on Market Street?
Dear Mayor Lurie. Mr. Mayor, we need to have a frank talk. Because people are dying on San…
Two-Item Tuesday: SPUR Refutes ‘Flexed Spending’ Canard
Here are two quick update stories of interest to the safe and livable streets community. Advocates call out…
Eyes on the Street: Spring/Alameda Bikeway Construction
The city of Los Angeles Transportation Department (LADOT) is adding protected bike lanes on Alameda and Spring Streets…
Monday’s Headlines – Streetsblog Los Angeles
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Weekend Roundup: Transit Month, AC Transit Ghost Buses…
Here are three quick Streetsblog news nuggets to start your weekend. Get pumped for transit month Photo: SFTR…
New Report Underscores Success of Speed Cameras in Oakland
A new report from the city of Oakland shows that speed cameras are reducing speeding by 70 percent…
Viral Pothole Video Madness Shows How L.A. is Failing its Streets
Popular New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has repeatedly emphasized his commitment to the fundamental task of filling…
At Vigil, Advocates Demand a Safer Market Street
Some 40 advocates, members of the press, and a handful of officials gathered Friday, August 14, to honor…
Eyes on the Street: New Concrete-Curb-Protected Bikeway on Clark Avenue in Long Beach
The city of Long Beach recently completed phase 1 of its Clark Avenue Complete Street Project. The project…
Free West Coast Premiere of New 34th Avenue Streetfilms Documentary on August 26 in Long Beach
Many Streetsblog L.A. readers are familiar with Clarence Eckerson, the wizard behind Streetfilms‘ thousand-plus short livable streets documentaries.…