LA Pledges to Add Thousands of New Bus Stop Shelters
The city’s bus riders will finally get some relief from sun and rain.
Source: planetizen.com
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LA Secures Funding For Bus Shelters. Community Calls It 'Long Overdue'
More than $90 million will be invested in building around 3,000 shelters across the city.
Source: laist.com
Bus riders and residents in San Fernando Valley get help to combat extreme heat
Local and regional elected officials commit $93.5M for shade structures, other cooling projects in sweltering Valley
Source: dailybreeze.com
This Week In Livable Streets - Streetsblog Los Angeles
CicLAvia returns to the Heart of L.A., L.A. City bus shelter STAP, Metro C Line, and more
Source: streetsblog.org
Community meetings in the San Fernando Valley, Oct. 9-16
Find a book club, garden club, neighborhood council meeting, a veterans group plus charity, fundraiser and volunteer opportunities.
North Hollywood United States Stonehurst Recreation Center France General San Nicolas Island Granada Hills
Source: dailynews.com
Community meetings in the San Fernando Valley, Oct. 2-9
Find a book club, neighborhood council meeting, a veterans group plus charity and volunteer opportunities.
United States Granada Hills Charter High School Woodland Hills Sun Valley City Of San Fernando Granada Hills
Source: dailynews.com
LA City Council OKs $30M plan to fix and build bus shelters – NBC Los Angeles
Nearly 300 new bus shelters will be installed across Los Angeles starting next year after the City Council approved $30 million in shelter replacements and...
United States Joseph Gutierrez Richard Alfaro Bob Blumenfield Los Angeles Public Works Committee Nithya Raman
Source: nbclosangeles.com
LA City Council approves $30 million to replace and add bus shelters
City Councilmember Nithya Raman said the use of public transit "continues to be a fairly uncomfortable thing."
Source: dailynews.com
The heat is rising, and UCLA research is helping L.A. respond
Environmental justice has been the cornerstone of Luskin School efforts related to the city’s hot weather policies.
Source: ucla.edu
Black & Veatch Selected to Manage Los Angeles' Next-Generation Bus Stop Program
‘StreetsLA’ project seeks to improve shade, amenities and the mass transit experience in advance of upcoming 2026 World Cup, 2028 Olympics
United States Steph Stoppenhagen Marc Borzykowski Los Angeles Transit Amenities Program Vector Media
Source: gisuser.com