Day: October 5, 2011
Streetsblog LA
The 4SBB, Homeowner’s Groups and How to Avoid a Bikelash
(The LACBC's 4th Street Campaign has an open meeting tonight at the Halal Indian restaurant at 4th and Highland at 7:00 P.M. Just got word that the location has moved to Larchmont Bungalow, 107 Larchmont Blvd. Sorry for the last minute change.)
October 5, 2011
Out the Window Is Back on the Bus with New Films for the Fall
"Out the Window" is back on the bus. Until the end of November, Transit TV is donating two minutes of every hour to Freewaves' Out the Window series featuring local film makers and artists short videos about what they love about Los Angeles.
October 5, 2011
Join Us to Support CicLAvia at the Veggie Grill
Tonight, a series of Veggie Grill restaurants is hosting a series of fundraisers for CicLAvia at seven locations around L.A. County and Orange County. A 50% of all meals bought after 5:00 P.M. goes to the CicLAvia coffers which is a pretty sweet deal. Joe Linton, Joel Epstein and myself are all going to be co-hosting the one in Santa Monica tomorrow night. In addition our Smackdown Conversations on different issues, we'll also have some grab bag prizes including some CicLAvia schwag, a Streetsblog t-shirt and some Streetfilms DVD's.
October 5, 2011
Get on the Bus (With Everybody Else)
Has your morning bus commute gotten a little more crowded lately? Sharing the light rail car with a few more folks? That’s because transit ridership just keeps rising, according to the American Public Transportation Association. Americans took 85.7 million more trips on public transportation in the first six months of this year than they did during the same months last year.
October 5, 2011
No Safe Option for Jersey Teens Killed on Railroad Tracks
Who pays the price for our car-centric transportation system? The short answer is we all do. But no one as much as the elderly, the poor, people with disabilities and children.
October 5, 2011
Today’s Headlines
Featured Headline: Most regular readers know the great respect I have for James Rojas and his interactive modeling projects. Last week, he took his project behind the Orange Curtain to Santa Ana. The Orange County Register has a pretty good review of the event, and Rojas has posted a couple dozen pictures to his Facebook … Continued
October 5, 2011