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Yesterday, victims of traffic violence called on Mayor Bass and the City Council to declare a formal state of emergency, to prioritize making streets safe. The next day, a speeding Chatsworth driver slammed into a stopped Metro bus, killing three bus riders. More tragedy ensued as a news helicopter, covering the car crash, also crashed killing three more people.

Bike and walk upgrades are coming to Chinatown.

Streetsblog’s annual review of L.A. City bikeways found that FY25-26 totals were the lowest since 2019.

Check out weekly calendar and daily headlines.

Eyes on the Street: New Bike Lanes on Lankershim and near Expo Park Eyes on the Street: New Bike Lanes on Lankershim and near Expo Park
By Joe Linton
October 23, 2026
New bike lanes open and in use on Lankershim Boulevard in North Hollywood, and on Broadway Place and 39th Street in South Los Angeles
Friday’s Headlines Friday’s Headlines
By Joe Linton
October 23, 2026
D Line extension temporary closure, sidewalk repair, Azusa, Pico Rivera, Claremont, Pasadena, LAX, car-nage, and more
GoSGV Offers Five More Electric Cargo Bikes for Equity Members GoSGV Offers Five More Electric Cargo Bikes for Equity Members
By Chris Greenspon
October 22, 2026
Residents of certain cities or those who qualify by income can now rent special cargo e-bikes from Benno, Riese & Müller, and Rad Power.
Thursday’s Headlines Thursday’s Headlines
By Joe Linton
October 22, 2026
Bus lane/stop enforcement, Vermont BRT, Inglewood Transit Connector, WeHo, Toronto barriers, car-nage, and more
Inglewood Transit Connector Breaks Ground Inglewood Transit Connector Breaks Ground
By Joe Linton
October 21, 2026
New parking, mobility hubs, streetscape, and shuttle buses expected to open in advance of the 2028 Olympics and Paralympics
Wednesday’s Headlines Wednesday’s Headlines
By Joe Linton
October 21, 2026
WeHo Fountain Ave., LAX, ICE, LASD, Long Beach, Pasadena, car-nage, and more
Metro Average Weekday Ridership Exceeded One Million In September Metro Average Weekday Ridership Exceeded One Million In September
By Joe Linton
October 20, 2026
Metro D Line ridership nearly doubled from September 2025 to September 2026. Overall Metro system ridership is up 4%, with rail up 12% and bus up 1.4%.
Tuesday’s Headlines Tuesday’s Headlines
By Joe Linton
October 20, 2026
ICE terror, West Hollywood, Metro ESFV light rail, Pasadena, Councilmember Jurado’s CicLAvia, Eric Mann, car-nage, and more
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