Damien Newton
Recent Posts
Join Streetsblog San Francisco for Our Birthday and to Honor Some of SF’s Livability Leaders
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We're hoping to bring together as many Streetsblog readers as we can to join the party.
#SGVConnect 45: The North Hollywood to Pasadena Bus Rapid Transit Controversy
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One of the West San Gabriel Valley's hottest transportation issues is the heated debate on various aspects of Metro's planned Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) between North Hollywood and Pasadena.
Nearly a Year after Opening, DTLA El Puente Bridge Housing Helps Those it Can
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El Puente has been a success in temporarily housing people. It has been difficult to expanding bridge housing, and to move residents along to more permanent homes.
SGV Connect 43 – First Mile/Last Mile Planning for the Gold Line and New Bike Infrastructure in La Verne
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Latest podcast features La Verne City Councilmember Muir Davis and Metro first-and-last-mile planning leaders Katie Lemmon and Jacob Lieb
Nonprofit Developer Provides Much Needed Affordable Housing in Santa Monica
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Community Corp has been building great affordable housing projects in Santa Monica - and soon in Mar Vista
Emergency Fund Drive Goals Met Thanks to You!
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Despite losing a grant, Streetsblog is secure for at least another year thanks to your support
SGV Connect 42: Looking Ahead to Sunday’s 626
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Who better to help us preview the event than Wes Reutimann, the special projects director for Active SGV?
SGV Connect 40: Protected Bike Lanes for Pasadena and Freeway Barriers for the 210
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Updates on Pasadena's Union Street protected bikeway proposal and Metro's freeway barrier plans to keep 210 Freeway traffic from crashing into the Gold Line.
First Look at Metro’s Proposed Budget for 2019-2020: Cuts in Bus, Rail Service
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Budget was made public one day after Garcetti unveiled Green New Deal for L.A.
Garcetti’s Green New Deal for Los Angeles Under Attack for Being Too Car-Centric
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Goals for the plan include 100 percent renewable energy by 2045 and 100 percent zero-emission vehicles on city streets by 2050. Some say that is too little and too late.
Open Thread: Long Beach’s Beach Streets and CicLAvia 30
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This weekend saw not one, but two, open streets events in Long Beach County.
LA’s First Two-Way Protected Bike Lane Will Open in Downtown Los Angeles this Weekend
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The Spring Street project will include new bike signals and bike boxes for safe turns.