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Street Heat and the Westside Neighborhood Council make participating in the public process a breeze. Just follow these simple instructions: 1) Click on the form above 2) Print the form 3) Fill it out 4) Fax it to the Council (who will copy it and send it along to LADOT) at 310-475-2126 These are official […]

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There’s a change happening on Los Angeles’ streets. It’s hardly news to Streetsbloggers that Los Angeles’ transportation and development patterns have changed a lot in the past decades, or even just the past couple of years.  But when I looked down at the newspaper stand in a North Hollywood coffee shop yesterday, the Los Angeles […]

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This Saturday’s ARTCRANK will feature 30 top local designers hand-printing bike-inspired posters for display and sale throughout the evening at Space 15 Twenty from 4:00-10:00pm on Saturday, November 9. Copies of each poster will be available for $40 each, and admission is free. Widmer beer is sponsoring the event, and will be donating all proceeds from souvenir cup, beer […]

LACBC: Map Stuffing for New Bike Resource Guide

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Cartoon Tuesday/Ad Nauseum: Brought to You by Acura

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Did The Media Treat Bachmann Unfairly Because She’s An Insane Woman? For years, Streetsblog has chronicled some of the most ridiculous car advertisements that appear in print or television. We’ve also tried to occasionally lighten the mood with the “Cartoon Tuesday” series. Leave it to The Onion News Network to give us a chance to […]