Interactive Post of the Day: De-wonkifying Transit
Thanks to the timely arrival of Damien's adorable package of sugar and spice and all that is nice, I was asked to take his place on a panel at the Railvolution conference.
October 17, 2012
Late to Its Own Party, Endeavour At Least Has Decency to Put On a Good Show
"What's your problem!?" the woman pushing violently by asked me, blowing smoke in my face.
October 15, 2012
Extra! Extra! “Fracking is Safe!” Says New Study
Not unlike most of you, I imagine, I am no expert in hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking."
October 12, 2012
Maps, Times, and Dates, Oh My!: Your Guide to Seeing the Endeavour this Weekend
Hoping to see the Shuttle travel through South L.A. this weekend?
October 11, 2012
CicLAvia Successfully Rides Again
They don't look like they're on their way to church, I thought as I eyed up the handful of serious-looking young men lined up outside a corner liquor store.
October 8, 2012
This Saturday: Do Good in Crenshaw and Learn About the Transformative Power of Art for Those Who Have Been Incarcerated in West Adams
When neighborhoods suffer foreclosures, everyone on the block gets hurt. The abandoned buildings can quickly become blight and attract criminal activity. The decline of a block can hurt the self-esteem of a community. It is also hard to bring communities together through block clubs and neighborhood councils when people are struggling to stay afloat and the neighborhood is in constant flux. At the very time neighbors most need to come together to support each other, their own struggles may leave them little time or energy to do.
October 5, 2012
Extend Your Hours of Cyclo-topia: Start CicLAvia in South L.A.
Just one week after Angelenos proved they could happily bike and walk their way through Carmageddon, they get to put their freshly honed skills to the test at the nation's biggest car-free festival.
October 4, 2012