Move L.A. Fundraiser: L.A.’s Got Mojo
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The Week in Livable Streets Events
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The devastating local impact of fracking might be one of the most important, and least discussed, major environmental issues in Southern California. Sahra Sulaiman covered a recent meeting between Baldwin Hills residents and the government agency allegedly overseeing the fracking going on in local oil fields. To say she was dissapointed and concerned is an […]
Join Us This October for a Series Celebrating Our Streetsie Winners
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Congratulations to Sheila Kuehl, Meghan Sahli-Wells, Tafarai Bayne, Climate Resolve, Jim Pocrass, and Joshua Cohen
The Week in Livable Streets Events
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Public hearings for Metro rail projects and the city’s bike plan roll on. We also have some interesting public events at the end of the week, including a fundraiser for L.A. Streetcar Inc. Monday – Wednesday – While both public hearings for the Westside Subway will have the same presentations; the Monday hearing in Beverly […]
CicLAvia Open Thread: It Was a Great Day for South L.A.
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“I am such a terrible reporter,” I texted my boss as I left Leimert Park around 4 p.m. yesterday. “All I did was talk to everyone I’ve ever met in the last three years…” It was true. Instead of just taking in the event or snapping photos of happy participants, I went from pit stop […]
Move L.A.’s Measure R2 Draft Proposal, Including Their Rail Fantasy Map
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Last week, Move L.A. convened its annual transportation conversation conference under the banner of “Imagining Measure R2.” The daylong conference was profiled in the L.A. Times and at the Source. Today SBLA takes a look at Move L.A.’s “strawman” R2 proposal presented that day. It’s a draft for purposes of discussion, very likely to change […]
This Week In Livable Streets
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Support affordable housing, parking reform, and L.A. bike non-profits this week! Monday 10/26 – The L.A. County Board of Supervisors will consider a motion by Supervisors Ridley-Thomas and Kuehl fostering (and importantly: funding) more affordable housing. The meeting starts at 9:30 a.m. at the County Hall of Administration at 500 West Temple. Details on the meeting agenda and […]