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Parking reformers, this is one you’re going to want to bookmark. The announcement that Seattle would be raising parking rates in certain neighborhoods was greeted with a good bit of teeth gnashing — and that continues, especially among some business owners. But the data just doesn’t bear out all the concern, according to an analysis by […]

(Note: The following article was this year’s April Fool’s article.  We’ve done this every year (save 2009 when the regular stories were about people killed in car crashes…it just didn’t seem right.  For past stabs at comedy see 2008’s article on a new P.S.A. campaign from LADOT as part of the “B Safe of B […]

Just because I’ll be away from office the rest of the day does not mean that Streetsblog is done posting. We’re expecting to post two more unique stories plus the latest from Capitol Hill. Of course, I look forward to seeing you all at the Alehouse today. I’ll be the one with the big sign […]

If you’re young, and smart, and motivated, and interested in promoting the idea that “Streets Are for People,” then L.A. Streetsblog is looking for you.  We have three different types of internships available designed for people of different skill sets…just because you’re not a writer doesn’t mean we can’t work together.  While we don’t have […]

Earlier this week, a pair of brand new bike lanes appeared on Rampart Boulevard between Beverly Boulevard and 6th Street. What makes this development news worthy, outside of the excitement people feel whenever new lanes are added to the streets, is that these lanes come as something of a surprise. Los Angeles cyclists have been […]