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Community Gets Ready for Sunday’s CicLAvia: “It’s Going to Be a Good Day for South L.A.”
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It was exciting, said Community Health Council’s (CHC) Andres Ramirez Huiztek, that South L.A. would finally have the opportunity to “show [people] what CicLAvia can be” this weekend. If you’ve attended a CicLAvia event before — a festival that spans and connects communities by temporarily closing the streets to cars and opening them to people […]
Ideas On How Metro and the Rams Can Expand Fan Transportation Choices
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You may have heard that the National Football League’s Rams are back in Los Angeles. The football is no doubt exciting, but the team’s presence has also elevated Southern California conversations about parking, congestion, transit, and traffic. Now through 2018, the Rams play home games at the Coliseum in Exposition Park, a stone’s throw from the Metro […]
This Week In Livable Streets
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Hilda Solis, 710 Freeway, Pomona greenways, Anti-Slumlord Summer, and more
CicLAvia XVI Open Thread: CicLAvia in Panorama City, Arleta, Pacoima
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Each open streets event is excellent, and each has its own variations. Yesterday, L.A.’s 16th CicLAvia touched down in the north San Fernando Valley communities of Pacoima, Arleta, and Panorama City. As I mentioned in a preview, this was the first CicLAvia without a Metro rail station on the route, though there were still plenty […]
L.A. Stadium Battle, a New Front in Auto-Driven Sprawl and Transit Oriented Density
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In the ongoing war between Ed Roski and Majestic Realty versus Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG) over whether the National Football League should move a team to the sprawling suburbs of the City of Industry or Downtown Los Angeles a new question has arisen: “will NFL fans ride transit to a football game?” Blogdowntown quotes a […]