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Check out photos of Camino City Terrace open streets.

The City of Industry is teeing up construction of the first phase of its planned 10-mile long bike path. When will it open?!?

Glendale’s under construction revamp of La Crescenta Avenue is looking good.

As of July 1, the city of L.A. decided to stop repaving streets – instead doing even more expensive less effective “large asphalt repair.” It’s how the city is trying to get around required upgrades for accessibility, walking, bicycling and transit.

New SBLA video short shows how easy it is to put your bike on your bus.

  • Eyes on the Street: New Concrete-Curb-Protected Bikeway on Clark Avenue in Long Beach
    by Joe Linton
    August 14, 2026
    The Clark Avenue project included resurfacing, new bike lanes, new/improved ADA-compliant sidewalks, enhanced bus stops, and improved crosswalks
  • Friday’s Headlines
    by Joe Linton
    August 14, 2026
    L.A. River path, Vista Del Mar, Destination Crenshaw, LAX People Mover, ridership, climate delusion, homelessness, ICE, Venice Dell, car-nage and more
  • Free West Coast Premiere of New 34th Avenue Streetfilms Documentary on August 26 in Long Beach
    by Joe Linton
    August 13, 2026
    SBLA interviews Streetfilms’ Clarence Eckerson on the occasion of his new documentary, Close Encounters of the 34th Avenue Kind: The Story of NYC’s Best Open Street
  • Thursday’s Headlines
    by Joe Linton
    August 13, 2026
    Bass fareless pledge, Olympics, Beverly Hills, UCLA, Leimert Park, La Crescenta Ave., car-nage and more
  • Worried about Metrolink Cuts? Blame Metrolink ‘Joint Powers Agreement’ Governance Structure
    by Joe Linton
    August 12, 2026
    Metrolink’s JPA governance structure got multi-county So Cal commuter rail service up and running quickly, but was never intended to last for as long as it has
  • West Covina Has One Week Left to Feedback on Parks & Rec Master Plan
    by Chris Greenspon
    August 12, 2026
    Responses so far have focused on youth sports and senior activities.
  • Wednesday’s Headlines
    by Joe Linton
    August 12, 2026
    Toronto barrier bike lane protection, PSAC, Metrolink, Watts Towers, Pasadena, Anaheim, ADUs, car-nage and more
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