(From contributor Carter Moon. Check out Carter’s Substack here!) Sidewalks are a highly contested space in Los Angeles. The entire time I’ve lived here, I’ve always been shocked by how
Move LA launched SoCal Transit Month with a stark warning that immigration enforcement is reshaping public transit in ways that threaten immigrant riders and the future of transit. Across the
California lawmakers just made it easier for cities to seize and destroy the only homes that thousands of unhoused residents still have. AB 630, a bill by Assemblymember Cecilia González,
Los Angeles World Airports is moving forward with a $1.5 billion expansion of roads and ramps around LAX that critics say will make congestion worse, not better. The Airfield &
Streets for All, an LA nonprofit focused on safer, more sustainable streets, has launched a campaign to amend the City Charter and overhaul how the city manages its roads and
Next Wednesday, October 8, Mar Vista Elementary will launch its 2025 Walk ‘n’ Roll Challenge in celebration of National Walk, Bike and Roll to School Day. The kickoff event invites
