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A British Medical Journal study argues that bike sharing in Barcelona saves more than 12 lives a year in that city. How about we save a few in Los Angeles?
A test run of Boston's bike sharing program shows LA what we're missing.
With a price tag of $1.15 billion, don't expect to see the Hollywood Cap Park anytime soon
Nearly eight years ago to the day, an 86-year-old man killed 10 and injured 63 at a Santa Monica farmers' market. Street closures are more complicated than they sound.
The death of 2-month-old Marcello Vasquez highlights what city officials should already know--Art Walk needs to be car free.
Instead of whining about Carmageddon, a group of LA cyclists came up with the idea for the race of a lifetime.
Over the weekend, CicLAvia hosted a community bike ride and raised $600 for its October event. Wonder how much they could raise if they organized a ride during Carmageddon?
For my money, I'll take bicycle breakdowns over traffic any day.
Gasland made the gas extraction term "fracking" part of the national vocabulary. Is the chemical-laden procedure happening right under our feet?
CicLAvia may have canceled its July event, but, not to fear, the organization is still holding a group ride this Summer
It's time to nip this citywide trolley-to-nowhere talk in the bud.
A group of experts take on the task of improving community health in Los Angeles.
But that doesn't mean the condor is out of danger. Plans are still in effect to fill in and pave over their breeding grounds.
Could Long Beach's "Bicycle Business District" plan work for LA's 7th Street Bike Lane?
Major sacrifices are undoubtedly on the way for CalPERS recipients. Why should retirees have to suffer for the sins of Wall Street?
Community leaders met with journalists yesterday in the offices of LA Opinion to discuss the state journalism in Los Angeles. Is sterling community reporting possible In today's media environment?
7th Street is the first major road targeted for bicycle lane construction under L.A.'s new bike plan. The success of the route could be a bellwether for how the rest of the plan goes forward.
The end of the world might be this weekend. Are you as prepared as the CDC?
News broke today that the FlyAway bus to LAX is running a $4.6 million operating loss this year. But is that really so bad?
Los Angeles has the second most extensive web of public transit in America. Here's why that isn't good enough.
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