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Chris Greenspon of Streetsblog L.A. San Gabriel Valley has received the American Society of Civil Engineers Metropolitan Los Angeles Branch award for…
Read updateChris Greenspon of Streetsblog L.A. San Gabriel Valley has received the American Society of Civil Engineers Metropolitan Los Angeles Branch award for…
Read updateA proposal to reconnect MacArthur Park in Los Angeles by permanently closing sections of Wilshire Boulevard is moving forward, aiming to reclaim…
Read updateThe City of Carson is actively seeking community feedback on its comprehensive Bicycle Action Plan, which outlines near-term improvements for seven key…
Read updateGlendale's La Crescenta Avenue Rehabilitation Project is set to finish this month, transforming the street with new bike lanes, improved pedestrian facilities,…
Read updateA guest editorial in Streetsblog LA suggests a short ferry service across Ballona Creek could connect the Marvin Braude Bike Trail, bypassing…
Read updateSanta Monica has become the first city in California to deploy AI-powered cameras on city vehicles to automatically ticket drivers who park…
Read updateA new 9,100-square-foot pocket park, Grevelia Park, has been officially accepted by the city of South Pasadena, offering a green respite between…
Read updateThousands gathered for CicLAvia’s open streets event, transforming major boulevards into pedestrian and cyclist zones, highlighting community engagement and cultural festivities in…
Read updateThe urbanism news outlet, Streetsblog L.A., and its sister publication LongBeachIze received multiple honours at the L.A. Press Club’s 68th Annual Southern…
Read updateA look at recent developments in Los Angeles focused on improving street safety and accessibility, as detailed in Streetsblog LA's latest update.
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