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A Review of the Metro Sector Governance Council’s Meet and Confer
By Dana Gabbard |
(Author’s note: this write-up was delayed when I was hit with a particular vicious bout of flu that made me bed ridden for 9 days. But since no one in the media (including Metro’s own bloggers!) attended it is still timely and informative as the sole coverage of this event. – DG) Leahy’s vision was […]
Metro in Transition
By Dana Gabbard |
Photo: Answers.com It began a few months ago when rumors reached my ears that the word circulating among Metro employees at the bus yards was that the Sectors were about to be dissolved. I took it all with a grain of salt initially. Like any large organization Metro is often rife with rumors that turn […]
Next Week’s Meeting Schedule…
By Damien Newton |
Monday, 12/10 5 P.M.Metro San Gabriel Valley Service Sector Council Meeting**San Gabriel Valley Sector Office3449 Santa Anita Ave., 3RD Floor, El Monte, CA 91731 Wednesday 12/12 3:15 P.M.Joint City Council Transportation/Public Works Committee 5 P.M.Metro Westside/Central Service Sector Council MeetingLa Cienega Tennis Center, Sunset Room325 S. La Cienega Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90211 Thursday 12/13 […]
South Bay Service Sector Council Meeting
By Damien Newton |
Carson Community Center, 801 E. Carson, Carson, CA 90745
The Week in Livable Streets Events
By Damien Newton |
There’s a full week of advocacy opportunities ahead, but I’m probably most excited about the Wolfpack Hustle Marathon Crash. If I were going I would be even more excited, but it starts like 5 hours after I’m asleep. Tuesday – Come help the pedestrian superheroes of Los Angeles Walks protect pedestrians at busy intersections. The meet is […]
More Transit Expansion?: Metro Holding Meetings in South Bay
By Damien Newton |
Map via The Transit Coalition It’s funny. Los Angeles has a reputation for being the car-culture capital of America; and while I know the city’s transportation culture is a lot more diverse than that; I have trouble arguing the point when I see things such as today’s City Council Transportation Committee Hearing, which could be […]