Recent Streetsblog LA posts about Culver City

CicLAvia Culver City Venice Open Thread

By Joe Linton | Aug 10, 2015 | 6 Comments

CicLAvia – Culver City meets Venice was another massive CicLAvia. Despite the usual fears from some businesses, the event was attended by huge numbers of cyclists, plus plenty of people on foot, skates, blades, skateboards, and more. What was your favorite part of Southern California’s 14th CicLAvia? Shark and banana bikes? Little girls riding pink […]

Tito’s Tacos Comes Around, Welcomes Culver City CicLAvia Participants

By Joe Linton | Aug 7, 2015 | 9 Comments

Today, Tito’s Tacos posted on Twitter and Facebook that they will be open during this Sunday’s CicLAvia – Culver City meets Venice. Tito’s emphasized that many of their employees take public transit and ride bikes to work every day. CicLAvia tweeted that they’ll be helping Tito’s out with bike and car parking that day. This […]

Eyes on the Street: Faulty Pedestrian Detour at Expo Phase 2 Construction

By Joe Linton | Aug 8, 2014 | 6 Comments

Yesterday, Michael MacDonald @topomodesto tweeted two images that highlight L.A.’s lack of accomodation for pedestrians. The photos were taken on eastbound Venice Boulevard at Culver Boulevard, one block west of the Metro Expo Line Culver City Station. Expo Phase 2 construction has blocked pedestrians from walking on Venice Boulevard’s south sidewalk. This sidewalk is where […]

City of Culver City Named the 3rd Best Government Fleet in North America for 2012

By Dana Gabbard | Jul 30, 2012 | 1 Comment

Government Fleet Magazine has named Culver City the 3rd Best Government Fleet in North America for 2012 as part of its annual ranking of 100 best fleets. Culver City’s fleet includes refuse and public works trucks, standard autos, fire and transit buses, all of which conserve over 800,000 gallons of gasoline and diesel fuel per […]

New Bike Lanes on Washington Place in Mar Vista

By Damien Newton | Dec 12, 2011 | 3 Comments

Finally, L.A.’s new commitment to bike planning brings some paint to the Westside. Last Friday Joe Linton noted at the Eco-Village blog that the city had placed down markers for 0.77 miles of new bike lanes from Grand View Blvd to Albright Avenue, in my own neighborhood of Mar Vista. By Sunday morning, the new lanes […]

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