Recent Streetsblog LA posts about The Week In…

Wednesday, Thursday – The Metro Board of Directors committees meet this week, and there’s already a lot of buzz about new rail cars, locking gates and an alternatives list for the Downtown Streetcar.  And aren’t they supposed to talk about the Regional Connector too?  Get all the committee agendas, right here. Thursday – Are you […]

Tuesday – A group of bicycle and pedestrian safety advocates including Roadblock and L.A. Walks’ Deborah Murphy are basically launching a “Citizen’s Campaign for Safer Streets” with a short presentation planned at the LAPD Police Commission.  Get the details at KCET’s “One Ride at a Time.” Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday – The Downtown Los Angeles Neighborhood […]

Big week.  Huge week.  Really Monday – Down in Long Beach, an interesting panel discussion concerning how cities use their space, and how they could use their space, to become better places.  Should cities consider tearing down freeways to consider park space?  Read more details, here. Tuesday – The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors […]

Tuesday – Ahhh, the international holiday celebrating love.  And what better way to tell that special someone that you care than by attending a SCAG sponsored “Toolbox Tuesday?”  Attend virtually or in person, and get all the details, here. To comment on the Regional Connector Environmental Documents, click the image. Thursday – The consultants who […]

Tuesday, Wednesday – Metro may have completed the final environmental documents for the Regional Connector, but that doesn’t mean you don’t have one last chance to weigh in before the design state begins in earnest.  You can click the link on the right to visit the Connector’s webpage, or click here to get information for […]

Tuesday – This month’s meeting of the Transit Coalition features Don Sepulveda, the executive officer for Metro Regional Rail.  Meet at Philllipe’s the original at 6:45 P.M.  For more information, click here. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday – Metro is hosting a series of meetings to update the Antelope Valley community on their insane plans to bring […]