Recent Streetsblog LA posts about Events

Via Bike SGV/Facebook: Come join us for our General Meeting this month! We will be discussing various projects and programs. If you want to learn more and perhaps volunteer, this is a great time to get plugged in! Light refreshments and snacks will be provided. All attendees will be entered into a raffle for a […]

On Saturday, March 28, 2015, through a sponsorship by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro), From Lot to Spot, with Cyclists Inciting Change thru LIVE Exchange (C.I.C.L.E.), invites you to The Hot SPOTS Tour, a community bicycle ride highlighting formerly blighted, empty lots that have been developed into beautiful green spaces for the entire community to enjoy. […]

NY & LA: Busting Urban Transportation Myths Thursday, March 26, 7:30PM Free Admission   HAMMER MUSEUM 10899 Wilshire Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90024 www.hammer.ucla.edu Seleta Reynolds and Janette Sadik-Khan discuss innovative changes for transportation infrastructure in major cities, including ways to make urban streets more friendly for people who walk, roll, bike, ride transit and drive. […]

SPOTLIGHT ON SELETA REYNOLDS, LADOT General Manager Friday, March 20, 2015   The past six months on the job as LADOT’s General Manager have put Seleta Reynolds in the spotlight for her vision of transportation in Los Angeles. Fresh from San Francisco, her advocacy of livable streets that balance the need for mobility and the […]

Loyola Marymount University presents “Blogging As A Profession” a panel discussion featuring Streetsblog Los Angeles’ very own Joe Linton. Free, open to the public, and there are even refreshments. It takes place at 7:15pm, Thursday April 16, 2015, at Loyola Marymount, University Hall, room 1403 – on LMU Drive just north of Lincoln Boulevard.

CALO YouthBuild’s 2015 Issues Forum is an opportunity for youth to share their knowledge and insight with policy makers and the community at large. Young researchers and organizers will be presenting on issues related to gentrification, police brutality and environmental justice. In addition to framing the issues, these youth will be offering policy suggestions to […]