Recent Streetsblog LA posts about The Week In…

This might be the first week in a long time that the calendar doesn’t have a bike ride (note: ride added!). Are we missing something? Let us know… Wednesday – The California Highway Patrol, AAA and LACBC hold a press conference announcing the first day of the “three foot passing law.” The “Three-Feet-for-Safety Act” legally mandates […]

It’s a short week, but the things that are on the calendar are all major events, starting with the Milt Olin advocacy ride. Wednesday – The Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition (LACBC), Yield to Life, and Ghost Bike Foundation will host a ride and vigil for Milt Olin to call on District Attorney Jackie Lacey […]

This is a weird week, with a state holiday on Friday and some school districts (Culver City and more) starting up the school year. Oh, well. The Week in Livable Streets Events rolls on. Wednesday – A crowded transportation committee includes a possible change in how LADOT measures bike plan implementation. The proposal would require […]

The Week in Livable Streets Events’ two-week summer hiatus is over. Lots to do this week with High Speed Rail, another Seleta Reynolds public event, back to school day, feminists on wheels, AHSC funding, and a full weekend. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday – The California High Speed Rail Authority holds three more meetings in Southern California […]

A mix of a hugely important Metro Board meeting, some great bike events, a Streetsie party and some news from some other Westside cities. Monday – Does a Pacoima Pedestrian Plaza qualify as “P3”? Attend and give your input for the planned People Street Bradley Avenue Plaza. Meeting tonight! Get the details, here. Tuesday, Wednesday, […]

Usually our events calendar ends with parties. This week it starts with one. A major Metro meeting looms in the middle of the week. Monday – Celebrate Damian Kevitt’s birthday with a fun party and concert that benefits Finish the Ride, tonight at 7 p.m.. See the Facebook event for more details. Wednesday – Angelenos Against Gridlock presents radio […]