With the opportunity to repave our streets in the midst of this covid crisis, following suit the Laurel Canyon bike lane entering North Hollywood recently got an upgrade. I had gotten word through Streetsblog LA […]
In the time of Covid, it’s very difficult to get a grasp of your surroundings as almost everything dealing with how we get around has changed. This crisis has brought empty roads and reintroduced a […]
We’re fortunate to have a great number of charity rides throughout the year in Los Angeles, but the Tour de Summer Camps has been one I’ve been targeting for awhile. This one is a bit […]
As the Coronavirus crisis continues to expand, on Sunday the Mountains Recreation & Conservation Authority (MRCA) made the decision to close all Parks, Trails and Building Facilities, including restrooms, under their jurisdiction (list). While most […]
As my sickness the past two days has limited me to keyboard activism instead of actual canvassing, I do need to speak out on some of the elected offices up for stake here in the […]
Note: there will be a vigil for Detective Amber Leist Tuesday, Jan 14th at 7pm. This is definitely a ramble. When I normally write, I view it as a form of communication to report stories […]
Sometimes you don’t expect to just come across stuff, but today while riding through Los Feliz I came across the new bike lane on Griffith Park Blvd. This is a short .4 mile extension of […]
As it’s hard to find good news as the year winds down, last Wednesday evening I got an update on the LA Riverfront Park Phase III as part of the Local Volunteer Neighborhood Oversight Committee. […]
The newish and improve-ished Main Street Bike Lanes which seems momentous next to the progress being made elsewhere in the City. I’m for the addition of protected Bike Lanes, especially if we can build a […]
Last Friday, a halo placement ceremony was held for Yana Lavrentev who was killed last year by a hit and run driver in Encino a year ago. It was a well attended event with a […]