2020 has forced everyone to look at the world in a new way. Some of us have been able to adjust to the “new normal” of working from home,...

Dijon Kizzee Matters We learned the name of another victim of street violence, Dijon Kizzee was shot to death by Los Angeles County...

The fact that the statement, Black Lives Matter, must be made in the first place just shows how far we are from being truly free to move...

As students head back to “school” remotely in virtual classrooms held in Zoom meetings don’t forget to go outside and get some exercise....

As students head back to “school” remotely in virtual classrooms held in Zoom meetings don’t forget to go outside and get some exercise....

Action Alert – AB1286! This bill is about to be voted on by the State Senate and if passed, could mean the end of shared mobility in the...

This week we are elevating inspiring voices from across the cycling community committed to people-centered streets on both the national...

Destination: Pico grew out of the Mayor’s Great Streets Initiative. Pico between Fairfax and Cochran in Mid-City was named one of the 15...

As the health crisis returns to center stage, critical conversations about racial equity and mobility justice must continue across LA...

STAFF UPDATE! We’re happy to share that Brenda Yancor joined the LACBC team last year as the Middle School Encouragement Activities...

LACBC is taking a close look at how we operationalize our Commitment to Equity in all our work as we listen with humility to important...

As we take into account how systemic racism makes our streets unsafe for Black and Brown people, we invite you to take the time to read...

Angelenos have been marching in the streets for 24 straight days. While it’s inspiring to see communities rise up in defense of Black...

We stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement and mourn the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and...

Just as how we allocate space on our streets reflects our priorities, how we prioritize our resources in response to COVID-19 reflects...

As we prepare to observe Memorial Day our thoughts turn to the many essential workers and members of our community who have been impacted...

VICTORY! On Wednesday, February 27, the LA City Transportation Committee voted to deny an appeal aiming to reverse the Venice Great...

Welcome to the Education Notebook, the first in a series of monthly segments from LACBC’s Education Department! I’m Colin Bogart, LACBC’s...

By Jesi Harris, LACBC Organizing Director Howdy, y’all. I’m Jesi and I’ve seen many of you at the advocacy events and meetings through my...

Policy Corner: ATP Funding and Farewell to an Equity champ! The Policy Team is back with our first round of monthly updates for 2019!...