Joe Linton

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Joe Linton is editor of Los Angeles Streetsblog. He is also a longtime urban environmental activist. His main areas of interest have been restoring the Los Angeles River and fostering bicycling for everyday transportation. He’s worked for many Los Angeles livability non-profits, including Friends of the L.A. River, Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition, C.I.C.L.E., Livable Places, and CicLAvia. He also served as deputy to Los Angeles City Councilmember Ed Reyes.

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Airport2Park? Streetsblog Tours a Landfill to Park Project in the SGV

The story first appeared at Streetsblog Los Angeles.Puente Hills Landfill Park has been a “dream project” for Megan Horn, principal at Studio-MLA.“The design itself is really...

Metro Ridership Keeps Growing, with a Million Daily Riders in October

This post first appeared at Streetsblog Los Angeles. Photo:Busiton/Wikimedia.Metro transit ridership keeps on growing. The latest Metro ridership statistics show that October 2024 was the second...

Culver City Ripped Out a Bike Lane. Now Metro Wants Its Money Back

The following article first appeared on Streetsblog LA. Photos: Joe LintonYesterday, the Metro Board Planning and Programming Committee approved a staff recommendation to revoke...

Metro Ridership Snapshot Suggests Added Service, Bus Lanes, and Walk/Bike Projects Increase Riders

The following post first appeared at Streetsblog Los Angeles."Last month we hit a major milestone as we averaged more than one million boardings each...

Some Election Day Metro Briefs

A version of this story first appeared at Streetsblog Los Angeles.On Friday, Metro officially started using on-bus cameras to issue warnings to drivers parked...

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Black History Month Celebration Comes to Third Street Promenade

The following is a submission from Downtown Santa Monica.Celebrate...

Wiener Introduces Legislation to Speed-Up Permitting for Major Transit Projects – Including High Speed Rail

Last month, Senator Scott Wiener introduced SB 71, a bill...

Council Calls for Better Enforcement as Serious Crashes Jump Again in 2024

According to data provided by the city, the number...
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