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  • SGV Multimodal Projects Roundup – August 2026
  • See Glendora’s Bike/Walk People Movement Project at Open House on 9/10
  • The 57/60 Confluence Construction is More Than Halfway Finished

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la.streetsblog.org /2 weeks ago

SGV Multimodal Projects Roundup – August 2026

Here are four rail/bike/pedestrian oriented projects in the works throughout the San Gabriel Valley.

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la.streetsblog.org /1 day ago

See Glendora’s Bike/Walk People Movement Project at Open House on 9/10

It includes 10+ miles of off-street bike paths and first/last mile connections to the Metro A Line.

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la.streetsblog.org /1 month ago

The 57/60 Confluence Construction is More Than Halfway Finished

The locally controlled freeway project continues to make impressive progress, but will it be complete before the Olympics?

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la.streetsblog.org /1 month ago

Pasadena’s Ped Upgrades on Allen Ave. Nearing Completion

Sidewalk widenings have been finished relatively fast, shortening crossings on the busy transit corridor.

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la.streetsblog.org /1 week ago

This Week In Livable Streets

Metro Reconnecting Communities meeting, So Cal Transit Month starts, La Crescenta Avenue opening, and more

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la.streetsblog.org /5 days ago

Parts of San Gabriel River and Rio Hondo Bike Paths Closing for Dam Construction

Sections of the two bikeways will be closed for years to come, as Whittier Narrows Dam gets important safety upgrades.

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la.streetsblog.org /4 weeks ago

Eyes on the Street: Transit and Bike Projects in the Valley

New bus bridge over Sepulveda, new hard plastic bike lane protection on Chandler, and new ThermoShade shelter being tested at NoHo Station

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supplychaindive.com /1 month ago

Port of Savannah-linked corridor to streamline flow of goods

The connector with I-16 will provide more efficient transport to and from inland markets by reducing rail crossings and truck traffic, per the Georgia Ports Authority.

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la.streetsblog.org /2 weeks ago

Eyes on the Street: Spring/Alameda Bikeway Construction

LADOT is adding a 1.2-mile of new protected bike lanes, connecting cyclists to Union Station and L.A. State Historic Park

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la.streetsblog.org /1 week ago

Bike Shorts: Pasadena CicLAvia Map, Griffith Park, Imperial Hwy and Hollywood Blvd

Map released for November CicLAvia - Pasadena. New bike lane barrier protection on Imperial Highway and in Griffith Park. Bike/walk upgrades planned for East Hollywood.

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la.streetsblog.org /19 hours ago

This Week In Livable Streets

Glendora bike/walk project, Transit Month, Public Works Capital Infrastructure Program, Santa Monica Vision Zero plans and council debate, Monrovia and Carson bike plans, and more

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sf.streetsblog.org /3 weeks ago

This Week: San Pablo Ave, Wayward in Hayward, 17th and Sanchez Streets

Here is a list of events this week. Wednesday San Pablo Ave Campaign Webinar. San Pablo Avenue is a hub for transportation, commerce, and culture that runs 22 miles through two...

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la.streetsblog.org /1 month ago

Baldwin Park Opens Triple Playground at Barnes Park

While the park isn’t finished yet, its jungle gyms are now open for children of all abilities.

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la.streetsblog.org /1 month ago

This Week In Livable Streets

Pasadena Neighborhood Greenways, Monrovia community bike ride, and more.

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la.streetsblog.org /3 weeks ago

West Covina Has One Week Left to Feedback on Parks & Rec Master Plan

Responses so far have focused on youth sports and senior activities.

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sf.streetsblog.org /1 month ago

This Week: San Pablo Bike Lanes, Islais Creek, Wayward in Hayward

Here is a list of events this week. Monday/today! El Cerrito Del Norte San Pablo Ave Protected Bikeway Grand Opening. This project improves safety, accessibility, and connectiv...

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cal.streetsblog.org /3 weeks ago

The Week in Short Videos

Welcome songs, cameras, daylighting, Fresno County, and e-bikes/motos.

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la.streetsblog.org /2 weeks ago

This Week In Livable Streets

Streetfilms premiere, Metro board City Selection Committee meeting, The Willits Slide, Metro 405 Freeway widening, Metro 5 Freeway widening, Hawthorne plans, and more

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cal.streetsblog.org /1 month ago

California High-Speed Rail, High Desert Corridor Sign Agreement to Fill Key Gap in Statewide High-Speed Network

There's still a lot wrong with the High Desert Corridor proposal. But Brad the Turtle would be happy to know that a high-speed rail connection is now in the mix.

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lamag.com /1 week ago

The San Fernando Valley Is Getting Its First Light-Rail Line

The 6.7-mile route will bring 11 new stations to one of the Valley’s busiest corridors The post The San Fernando Valley Is Getting Its First Light-Rail Line appeared first on LAmag...

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constructiondive.com /3 weeks ago

Skanska-Stacy Witbeck JV wins $1.9B California light rail segment

The team will construct the 6.7-mile line at grade in Van Nuys for the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

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la.streetsblog.org /3 weeks ago

Eyes on the Street: New Concrete-Curb-Protected Bikeway on Clark Avenue in Long Beach

The Clark Avenue project included resurfacing, new bike lanes, new/improved ADA-compliant sidewalks, enhanced bus stops, and improved crosswalks

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la.streetsblog.org /4 weeks ago

Wednesday’s Headlines

Toronto barrier bike lane protection, PSAC, Metrolink, Watts Towers, Pasadena, Anaheim, ADUs, car-nage and more

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la.streetsblog.org /1 month ago

Pomona adds ‘Kids World’ to Downtown

The impressive playground makes the civic center finally feel like a real park.

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