This should have been LA28's legacy
Investing $160 million to upgrade where LA's kids play is what LA28 could have been doing for the last ten years
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The best seat in town
It's a public bathroom, yes, but it's really a piece of infrastructure that unlocks access to the city
Spring breaking
I'm headed to Paris with a long list of your recommendations, plus an update on the Metro outage, and much, much more
LA is not a bloomin' desert
The official look and feel for the games shows, once again, that LA28 doesn't really understand our city
Downtown's forward motion
The goal is to improve the downtown experience by 2028 by "linking key locations with safer, cleaner, and greener streets, parks, public spaces, and transit hubs"
Real-time arrivals
We've got to improve the way we deliver transit information before millions more people get here
Security breach
Since 2024, the Oscars have provided a new path forward for shouldering the policing costs of major events
Traci Park's Olympic parking lot
A notoriously anti-bike lane councilmember is using the "car-free" games to stop a fully approved 100 percent affordable housing development
It's a marathon, not a sprint
When you've committed to holding a Summer Olympics, a marathon route becomes a guaranteed death march
"You can see how the sports events coming up are definitely a risk"
There is growing concern around the absence of a cohesive human trafficking prevention strategy for LA's megaevent era