Page 20 - Mobility Plan News Today

The city's 2015 mobility plan was hailed as one of the nation's most ambitious, but progress toward its goals has been less than impressive.

If you ask a voter in Los Angeles who some of these people running for mayor are, the likely refrain will be: I don't know.

It's crazy that Angelenos would have to go to the ballot to force the city to implement its own plan to build bike and bus lanes and safer streets.

St. Augustine commissioners will vote on a mobility plan and mobility fee on Monday night.

In 2022, investments in new mining projects (particularly in primary mineral resources such as antimony, tungsten, and gold) will accelerate the use of...

The award is given to a leader who exemplifies service to community and commitment to regionalism.

There's an unavoidable inconvenience to drivers when adding sufficient bike and bus lanes, but the benefits for all of us are far greater.

Events happening in and around Isla Vista for community members to engage in.

Falls are a leading cause of injury-related hospital admissions for people 65 and older. They often result in a lengthy recovery. An Intermountain emergency room doctor explained how to prevent them.

The Los Angeles City Council took action today to prepare the city to apply for federal funding from the pending $1 trillion infrastructure bill and the Democrats' $3.5 trillion budget proposal. Los Angeles has every reason to seize on these opportunities. The City Council has approved dozens of transformative strategic documents and master plans that in many cases include shovel-ready, entitled, or designed projects,'' stated the motion, introduced by Council President Nury Marti...