Things Said on Twitter: Today in history, 2003 edition: @metrolosangeles cuts the ribbon on the Pasadena Gold Line. https://t.co/ytAs9dXrRQ pic.twitter.com/bMNKjXGlZY — Laura J. Nelson 🦅 (@laura_nelson) July 26, 2016 Past [continue reading]
Metro Bike Share news: More than 1,600 people have bought passes for LA County's week-old bike share program https://t.co/7rcqkWPjX6 pic.twitter.com/OmtV2ywTX7 — 89.3 KPCC (@KPCC) July 20, 2016 Bike share is [continue reading]
From the Department of Show Bike Riders Some Respect: After another grueling day of blogging for the government, I went home to the 91106 last week and decided to go for a bike ride to stretch the legs and enjoy some semi-clean air. I’m pedaling along a bike lane on [continue reading]
The first citywide public art biennial, CURRENT:LA Water, began this past Saturday, July 16 and will feature temporary public art projects and programs at numerous outdoor locations through August 14. All events [continue reading]
From the Department of New Museums: As LAObserved notes, the Sports Museum of Los Angeles is now open and is located on Main Street just south of Washington Boulevard in [continue reading]
Things to read whilst transiting: Nice photo essay of the beach and pool scene in Gotham over the years on the New Yorker’s Photo Booth blog. Things to read 2: I just finished “Barbarian Days: a Surfing Life” by William Finnegan. The book won a Pulitzer this past spring and [continue reading]
1. What is bike share? Bike share is a public bike system for short trips. You can use any of the bikes in any dock any time, 24 hours a [continue reading]
The Colorado Street Bridge Party is back! Head out there Saturday, July 16 for your chance to party on the historic bridge. There will be music, dancing, kid-friendly activities, food and [continue reading]
The big enchilada last week was obviously the Board’s consideration of the ballot measure ordinance and spending plan (they approved it on an 11 to 2 vote). I was wrapped up with that and didn’t get a chance to listen to the rest of the proceedings. The recap of all [continue reading]
It’s now 11 a.m. In case you’ve exhausted your “Game of Thrones” reading for the day…. Dept. of Reminders: bus and rail service changes went into effect yesterday. Here’s the list. [continue reading]
