Shaping LA: Maps for Planning, Developing and Resisting the City
James Rojas leads a panel discussion with Los Angeles urban planners, developers and activists.
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Long Beach Opens New Mark Bixby Walk/Bike Path along Harbor Bridge
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The spectacular path would not have happened without the vociferous, aggressive advocacy of its namesake Mark Bixby
Today’s Headlines
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LAT Editorial: Metro Needs To Transition To Electric Buses ACT-LA Alert Urges Metro Board To Budget For More Transit, Care-Based Responses Hahn Calls For Metro Safety After Rider Assaulted On A Line (LAT) Hundreds Of Unhoused Folks Sleep At Metro Stations (KTLA) Pasadena E-Bike Rebates Coming Soon (Pasadena Now) How Regional Connector Will Benefit LB […]
Beach Streets Downtown 2023 – Open Thread
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Beach Streets Downtown opened more than five miles of Long Beach streets - primarily Broadway and Pine Avenue - tens of thousands of participants biked/skated/ambled/ran/scootered in car-free streets
Today’s Headlines
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Metro Will Open Regional Connector DTLA Subway On June 16 (The Source, Urbanize, LAist, LAT, KTLA) LB Looks To Ease Parking Requirements To Help Businesses (LB Business Journal) Slate and Eastsider Try To Make Sense Of La Sombrita Long Beach Opens Bixby Bridge Bikeway (Urbanize, Port of LB) Some Residents Don’t Like New 17th Street […]
CicLAmini Watts – Open Thread
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Watts' Central Avenue and 103rd Street hosted the first edition of CicLAvia's new CicLAmini format - shorter events, targeted more toward walking - but not markedly different than the CicLAvia festivals Angelenos have come to know and love
This Week In Livable Streets
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Metro board meeting, beach bike path, Regional Connector, SCAG survey, and more