Editorial: Is L.A. getting serious about safer streets?
Seven years after Los Angeles adopted a visionary Mobility Plan, the City Council may be ready to finally turn the plan into a mandate.
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Seven years after Los Angeles adopted a visionary Mobility Plan, the City Council may be ready to finally turn the plan into a mandate.
Election experts say the lackluster participation by Californians stems from a dearth of excitement over this year’s contests.
Council President Nury Martinez introduced a motion to improve street safety and streamline implementation of the city’s Mobility Plan.
Los Angeles Council President Nury Martinez and four other council members introduced a motion Wednesday aimed at streamlining the implementation of the city's Mobility Plan, which was approved in 2015 to make Los Angeles more pedestrian-friendly by 2035 but has barely been implemented.
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