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Friday, November 6, 2026
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Streetsblog LA 6h ago
Friday’s Headlines
A sobering arrest sends shockwaves across the city
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Streetsblog LA 1d ago
L.A. City Measure HLA Improvements: Still Only 300 Feet, But It’s Complicated
According to official city data the only project that HLA required the city to install is a 300 foot of Reseda Boulevard bike lanes in Tarzana
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Streetsblog LA 1d ago
Thursday’s Headlines
Election results, Olympics, WeHo Fountain Avenue, Vincent Thomas Bridge, Waymo, Culver City, car-nage, and more
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Streetsblog LA 2d ago
Eyes on the Street: BRT Station Construction for West Valley Connector
Several median station shelters have been installed along the center running segment of the project in Ontario. BRT service is expected to start in mid-2027.
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Streetsblog LA 2d ago
Wednesday’s Headlines
Preliminary election results, Cerritos, Westwood, City of Industry, car-nage, and more
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Streetsblog LA 3d ago
Interview with Bengy Mitchell, Founder of The Urban Current
"People are hungry for livable cities. More people are starting to understand urbanism and see it as a legitimate tool of resolving the unsettledness and unsteadiness they are feeling in their lives."
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Streetsblog LA 3d ago
Tuesday’s Headlines
Election Day, ICE, WeHo, Eagle Rock, housing vs. parking, Santa Clarita, SB79, car-nage, and more
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Streetsblog LA 4d ago
This Week In Livable Streets
Vote early! Plus meetings on Metro Sepulveda Corridor, Metro Public Safety, Pasadena complete streets, and more.
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Streetsblog LA 4d ago
Monday’s Headlines
Pasadena, DASH bus cameras, Venice Dell, BRT construction, Measure HLA, car-nage, and more
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Streetsblog LA 7d ago
DASH Buses to Begin Bus Stop/Bus Lane Camera Enforcement Next Week
Next week LADOT DASH bus automated cameras will begin sending warning notices - with actual $293 tickets starting on January 2, 2027
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