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Last week, you probably noticed that we added a new advertisement to our sidebar, so allow me a moment to welcome the law firm of Gordon, Edelstein, Krepack, Grant, Felton and Goldstein as our second regular advertising sponsor.  You may remember Howard Krepack from an interview we did with him last month and you may […]

Monday – It’s on!  The Westside Subway community meetings roll on with their meeting at Beverly Hills.  It doesn’t seem that Metro has made a final decision on whether to propose a drilling route underneath the city or somewhere else.  Anyone want to take odds on whether or not that will matter when it comes […]

Yesterday, we conducted the first half of your interview with me.  Today, I’ll do my best to answer questions about my views on the city, the Westside, and transportation in general.  A special thanks to Scott and Joe for giving me tough ones… Scott Mercer: In your opinion, what are the most effective transportation projects […]

Since our re-launch last August, we’ve been running an occasional series interviewing people who are part of the tapestry of transportation reform advocates working hard in the city. We decided to run a series with the Board of the Southern California Streets Initiative, the group helping me raise funds to keep L.A. Streetsblog moving forward. […]

With so much going on this year, I’ve been behind on getting together a good questionnaire for this year’s City Council elections.  The “even districts” are up this year, and I need your help. To give the best coverage, I’m hoping that someone will step forward from each of the districts to help me draft […]

Full Coverage of the AEG/Stadium Hearing with Hahn and LaBonge (Blog Downtown, Curbed, LAT, City Maven) High Speed Rail Authority Sets Aside Funds to Buy Union Station (LAT) Green LA Girl Reviews Tuesday’s Big Event in Pasadena (Pacific Swell) Momentum Builds for Freight Rail Alternative to 710 Tunnel (SoPas Patch) Brown Launches Attack on “Useless” […]