Recent Streetsblog LA posts about 30/10

Move LA Fundraiser Attracts 30/10 Movers, Asks “What’s Shakin?”

By Carter Rubin | Sep 20, 2010 | 2 Comments

On Sunday morning, transit reform champions Move LA hosted a garden party to raise money for its campaign to support Mayor Villaraigosa’s 30/10 plan and to enlist Los Angeles’ stalwart political activists in its efforts. Held in the often traffic-swarmed West LA neighborhood of Brentwood, the event was organized by Streetsblog friend and Huffington Post […]

Bus Rider’s Union Launches Attack on 30/10 in Effort to Fight Fare Hikes

By Damien Newton | Aug 26, 2010 | 56 Comments

Gabriel Stratchota of Los Angeles, from the Bus Riders Union, is arrested by the Los Angeles County Sheriff when protesting the upcoming fare increases at the MTA Board Room in Downtown Los Angeles, Thursday, May 27, 2010. Photo: Photoimageswest/Flickr For months, the Bus Rider’s Union and their allies have held their powder when it comes […]

Move L.A.: Go on Record with Your Support for 30/10

By Damien Newton | Jul 14, 2010 | No Comments

Move L.A., the first organization to push for a sales tax to fund transit in 2008 and the group that invented the 30/10 plan, is now asking for your help to get that plan through Congress. The petition, which you can sign on behalf of yourself or on behalf of an organization, isn’t just a […]

In California’s 36th District, Transportation Emerges as a Major Issue

By Damien Newton | May 18, 2010 | 8 Comments

Harman meets labor. "I’m on the team!…I’m right here on the Love Train with sisters and brothers in organized labor, the environmental movement and the business community to make this happen right now!" exclaimed incumbent Congresswoman Jane Harman at a rally yesterday for the 30/10 initiative at the Green Line Station near LAX. (Watch her […]

A Clean, Green, Vertical Los Angeles – The 30/10 Love Train

By Gloria Ohland | Apr 30, 2010 | 9 Comments

These were the place mats awaiting guests at yesterday’s conference. Nice work Transit Coalition – DN (Since leaving the LA Weekly, where she did everything from review bands to serve as transportation writer, Gloria Ohland has been heavily involved in the transit reform scene. Most recently she worked with the T.O.D. advocacy group Reconnecting America. […]