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A Future Without Cars
By Damien Newton |
Without Cars in Greater Los Angeles Antioch University Los Angeles hosts free public workshop exploring issues of sustainability and people-powered transportation CULVER CITY, CA – October 29, 2008 – The Urban Community and Environment concentration within the B.A. program at Antioch University Los Angeles, along with the Student Action Network will host a free, daylong […]
The Week in Livable Streets Events
By Damien Newton |
All Week – Bike repair workshops in Glendale on Monday, Bike Safety Checks in Long Beach on Wednesday and Beverly Hills on Thursday, and a ton of bike events all over the county. Get news on Bike Month events all over the county on the L.A. Streetsblog Bike Month Mega-Page. Monday – Wednesday – Just […]
Unintended Consequences: Culver City Bike Plan Meetings Lead to Formation of Culver City Bicycle Coalition
By Damien Newton |
(This is the second of a three-part series on Culver City’s Policies for Livable Active Communities and Environment grant. “First Steps” ran yesterday, and a review of the Pedestrian and Bicycle Initiative will run on Friday.) As part of their PLACE Grant, Culver City had to hold a series of public workshops to bring the […]
Two-Year Outreach for Culver City’s Bike-Ped. Plan Ends This Saturday
By Meghan Sahli Wells |
A quick stop from last month’s Culver City Family Ride. Photo: LACBC/Flickr I became passionate about biking when I lived in Paris. Mayor Bertrand Delanoe had implemented a bold transportation plan making biking safe, practical, accessible and fun. When I moved back here, I decided not to get caught up in the L.A. car culture: […]
Culver City Walks, Not Runs, Towards Transportation Sustainability
By Damien Newton |
Following the decline of the studios in the 1960’s and 1970’s, Culver City had to reinvent itself. In the 1990’s, the city once commonly referred to as “The Heart of Screenland” undertook an aggressive campaign to revitalize their Downtown area that was mostly successful in attracting businesses and tourists to bolster the city’s economy. Today, nearly […]
The Week in Livable Streets Events
By Damien Newton |
Monday – It’s on! The Westside Subway community meetings roll on with their meeting at Beverly Hills. It doesn’t seem that Metro has made a final decision on whether to propose a drilling route underneath the city or somewhere else. Anyone want to take odds on whether or not that will matter when it comes […]