Help Us Raise $10k This Summer by Damien Newton
July 13, 2026 2026 has been a great year for Streetsblog! But we need your help to fill out the second half of the year.
Monday’s Headlines by Damien Newton
July 13, 2026 Hey all, I’m in Myrtle Beach for a couple of days and then on the road for a couple of days. Posting might be sporadic this week.
Opinion: America Needs to See Driver Education As A Public Safety Investment by The Editorial Team
July 12, 2026 Traffic crashes are not inevitable. They can be prevented through better driver preparation, earlier development of safe habits and stronger risk awareness.
Streetsblog SGV Reporter Chris Greenspon Receives Civil Engineering Journalism Award by The Editorial Team
July 10, 2026 SBLA SGV Reporter Chris Greenspon was honored by the American Society of Civil Engineers Metropolitan Los Angeles Branch with their 2026 award for Excellence in Journalism
The Week in Short Video by Damien Newton
July 10, 2026 A short week has videos on a lawsuit against CARB, the Santa Barbara AI Bike Maps, and a bonus video from Streetsblog NYC.
Friday’s Headlines by Damien Newton
July 10, 2026 Lots of news on transit funding, and the people that want to get in the way of progressive ballot measures.
Eyes on the Street: Alameda’s Clement-Fruitvale Bridge Bike Connection Opens Early by The Editorial Team
July 9, 2026 It’s definitely not finished. But it is open for bikes and pedestrians
2026 has been a great year for Streetsblog! But we need your help to fill out the second half of the year.
Hey all, I’m in Myrtle Beach for a couple of days and then on the road for a couple of days. Posting might be sporadic this week.
Traffic crashes are not inevitable. They can be prevented through better driver preparation, earlier development of safe habits and stronger risk awareness.
SBLA SGV Reporter Chris Greenspon was honored by the American Society of Civil Engineers Metropolitan Los Angeles Branch with their 2026 award for Excellence in Journalism
A short week has videos on a lawsuit against CARB, the Santa Barbara AI Bike Maps, and a bonus video from Streetsblog NYC.
Lots of news on transit funding, and the people that want to get in the way of progressive ballot measures.
It’s definitely not finished. But it is open for bikes and pedestrians
