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I’d like to take a quick moment to thank our advertising and foundation sponsors.   Oh, and there’s no links in this article because we want you to click on the advertisements. Moments ago, we placed an advertisement for LAX Car Share.  With locations in Culver City, Downtown Los Angeles, Hollywood, West Hollywood and Wilshire Center, […]

I’m sure that by now you’ve noticed the advertisement for Flying Pigeon L.A. that appeared on the website yesterday.  Yes, after months of planning, L.A. Streetsblog is now advertiser supported. This new revenue stream will allow Streetsblog to continue publishing in Los Angeles without financial support from New York and allows advertisers to speak directly […]

It’s official.  L.A. Streetsblog will not be ceasing publication anytime in the near future.  In fact, we’ll be resuming our normal publication schedule on Thursday, August 26.  But first, let’s party. To celebrate our "re-launch," we’re throwing a party and fundraiser in West L.A. on August 25th.  The party starts at 7:00 at 11555 National […]

Thanks, Spokker. Last week I sarcastically noted that the census was encouraging people to fill out their forms by promising them wider highways.  One of our regular commenters, you know him as Spokker, pointed out signs that were also promising more buses.  He grabbed a picture of this billboard on La Brea Avenue between the […]

Flier by Joe Linton with Colleen Corcoran So, we’re just two weeks away from the first L.A. Streetsblog fundraiser hosted by the Eco-Village and sponsored by New Belgium Brewing.  And we have an exciting new addition to the event.  The first ever Los Angeles Streetsfilm that was shot, edited and produced here in Los Angeles will […]

My birthday cake from LADOT. Yesterday, Los Angeles Streetsblog quietly celebrated its second birthday with a slice of Hungarian cheesecake and a story about Paris Hilton.  Yeah, we really know how to party. The good news is that we’ve proven that Streetsblog in Los Angeles can work and has worked.  I’ve seen the original stories […]