Digital Democracy overview of bill AB 1599: Public transit: California Transit Stop Registry: transit datasets.

Why is the much-ballyhooed elevated train project so massively over budget and inexplicably delayed? A Hollywood editor and L.A. transit obsessive sought answers …

Santa Monica Spoke submitted the following letter to support the awarding of a contract to design a protected bikeway on 14th Street at last night's City Council meeting. The motion passed 7-0. Subjec...

For more on the transportation items on tonight’s agenda, Juan Matute previewed the meeting and explained in an op/ed how the Safe System approach works and why he believes it is the right fit for San...

The 2028 Summer Olympic Games will land in a city still rebuilding after painful wildfires, and facing social and financial challenges. Los Angeles is no stranger to the Olympics, and the city is investing heavily in public transport, while organisers plan to rely on existing venues and civil society groups are ramping up resilience work. Can one of the world's most popular cultural events become an inflection point for climate mitigation and resilience in the long term, both for the Olympics and the host city? With its rich Olympic history, California’s green ambitions, and recent brush with the consequences of global warming, LA holds enormous promise. Yet on the ground, the realities are more complicated. 

This mini-symposium explores why and how people experiencing homelessness use different transportation modes and spaces and how agencies can best respond and balance their different priorities.

This post first appeared at SBLA sister site Santa Monica Next.

This mini-symposium explores why and how people experiencing homelessness use different transportation modes and spaces and how agencies can best respond and balance their different priorities.

This mini-symposium explores why and how people experiencing homelessness use different transportation modes and spaces and how agencies can best respond and balance their different priorities.

Santa Monica Spoke submitted the following letter to support the awarding of a contract to design a protected bikeway on 14th Street at last night's City Council meeting. The motion passed 7-0. Subjec...

This mini-symposium explores why and how people experiencing homelessness use different transportation modes and spaces and how agencies can best respond and balance their different priorities.

This mini-symposium explores why and how people experiencing homelessness use different transportation modes and spaces and how agencies can best respond and balance their different priorities.

It comes amid freeway congestion concerns

Legal disputes and financial chaos have made the LAX people mover train a construction fiasco, raising doubts about when it will ever be finished.

Imagine what this precedent buys next. A billionaire who dislikes the housing project down the block. A millionaire who wants a bus lane gone, a park redesigned, a public street bent to private will.

This post was updated Aug. 23 at 6 p.m. The latest iteration of Los Angeles’ charter reform process has ended in disappointment. In August 2024, Mayor Karen Bass created the Charter Reform Commission ...

Imagine what this precedent buys next. A billionaire who dislikes the housing project down the block. A millionaire who wants a bus lane gone, a park redesigned, a public street bent to private will.

A Southern California bird watcher stumbled onto a scene over the weekend that looked like it came straight out of a classic cartoon, except this time, the coyote appears to have won and there̵…

Legal disputes and financial chaos have made the LAX people mover train a construction fiasco, raising doubts about when it will ever be finished.

ScienceMag reported on a new five-year, $3.9 million National Cancer Institute grant awarded to UCLA’s Cristina Puig-Saus and her research team to develop new strategies to improve cancer immunotherap...

A bill that would have charged some people high fees to secure records from California public agencies was scaled back. Dozens of groups are still opposed

Four years ago, outreach workers in Hollywood knew where to find their unsheltered clients. Most lived in clusters of tents that workers could visit weekly, delivering services and building trust to h...

Airport board taking up People Mover litigation, transportation board talks Venice Dell in secret meeting with the City Attorney, and petition to pull CA Dem’s Jimmy Gomez endorsement is circulated.