CICLE’s Bike Salon

By Damien Newton
Apr 22, 2009

We invite you to become inspired, informed, and activated at an
intimate social forum that will explore issues related to cycling in
our community. Wine, cheese and great conversation. This is a test ride
event that kicks off a new ongoing C.I.C.L.E. project. Space is very
limited please RSVP. Write info@cicle.org, or call 323.478.0060.

ALSO ON STREETSBLOG

Today’s Headlines

By Joe Linton | Apr 8, 2021

Manhattan Beach Condemns But Does Not Apologize For Racist Land Grab (Daily Breeze) Feds Grant $87M For BRT From Pomona To Rancho Cucamonga (SGV Tribune) LAPD Video Shows Officers Arrest Black Man In Search For White Suspect (LAT) LAPD To Pay Nearly $1.6M To Settle Three Misconduct Lawsuits (LAT) Gascón Downsizes DA Gang Unit, Faces […]

Stephanie Wiggins To Become CEO of Metro

By Joe Linton | Apr 7, 2021

Stephanie Wiggins is expected to be CEO for a four-year term, with a start date between May 30, 2021 and June 14, 2021, plus two, one-year options

Today’s Headlines

By Joe Linton | Apr 7, 2021

Anti-Pedestrianism and Echo Park (L.A. Walks) L.A. Public Transit Faces Challenges (LAT) More On State Bill To Remove Unneeded Parking Requirements (Los Feliz Ledger, Daily News) More On Eagle Rock Bus Rapid Transit Plans (Eastsider) Report: Steps To Close L.A. Central Jail (Witness L.A.) Carnage: Driver Killed in Head-On Crash On 138 Freeway In Pearblossom […]

As COVID wanes, bus ridership is recovering while service levels lag. Photo via Metro's The Source

Post-COVID Metro Transit Ridership Recovering, While Service Lags

By Joe Linton | Apr 6, 2021

The state and county's relatively rapid steps toward re-opening are proceeding more quickly than Metro's slow crawl to restore transit service. The result is likely to be overcrowded buses.

STREETSBLOG CALIFORNIA

Bill Would Eliminate Problematic Minimum Parking Requirements

By Melanie Curry | Apr 6, 2021

Among the unintended consequences of minimum parking requirements are: more driving, more traffic, more delays for everyone including transit, longer distances between destinations, more fuel use and emissions, more difficulty and danger for people who are not in cars, and much higher housing costs.

Today’s Headlines

By Joe Linton | Apr 6, 2021

Pasadena Buses To Resume Fare Collection April 12 (Whittier Daily News) Alissa Walker On Echo Park and L.A.’s Housing Crisis (Common Edge) What Manhattan Beach’s Racist Land Grab Really Meant (LAT) Carnage: 9-Year-Old Killed In Palmdale Crash (Daily News) Fiery Malibu Car Crash Injures Three (Daily News) Get National Headlines At Streetsblog USA, State Headlines […]