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[Don't] hang on! In July 1967, the LA City Council adopted the following: "Any person riding upon any bicycle, motorcycle, coaster, roller skates or any toy vehicle, shall not attach the same or himself to any moving vehicle upon any roadway."
About the 10 Fwy fire: Several pillars, which now might be unsound, were a compromise to spare buildings in LA's wholesale district in 1961.
2,125 pillars hold up about 3 miles of the 10 between the 5 and 110 Fwys. The freeway was expensive due to all the bridges supporting it.
It's truly the end of an era in Los Angeles. 💔 The Los Angeles Zoo joins our partners at the @CaliforniaDFW and Wildlife and the greater community in mourning the loss of the incredible “Hollywood” mountain lion known as P-22. 🧵
Mayor Karen Bass is on her first day of the job — so let’s brush up on local civics. Here’s what the mayor can (and can’t) do, including how her first act — declaring a state of emergency on homelessness — will change the scope of her powers. @LAist@KPCC
https://t.co/XkFSvWlWfh
New day, new mayor, same emergency operations center. With an emergency declaration, resources are only u locked if the higher levels of government — county, state, federal —also declare an emergency (and in that order).
If you were to travel from Los Angeles through the earth to its opposite side, you'd end up in the Indian Ocean, southeast of Madagascar. (34° 3' 13.3" S, 61° 45' 26" E)
Due to COVID... you can actually park on-street on street sweeping days twice a month? Check out the chart and park without fear of a ticket on two more days per month! https://t.co/A3CgVPimRk
🎉 CELEBRATING 9⃣0⃣ YEARS 🎉
On this day in 1932, LA hosted the @Olympics for the first time.
The 1932 Games were a Games of firsts. First podiums, first medal ceremonies, and the first time the Games were held within 16 days, setting the standard for future Games.
#Olympics
@darrellpark@_KennyUong_ To clarify, in LA County, it’s the local city that provides & maintains the shelters. @metrolosangeles only provides the service & the signpost. Cities are provided funds by metro for these and other transportation uses; the local city decides how to prioritize shelters (or not).
Next time you hear an LAPD helicopter circling overhead and want to know what's going on, simply call Air Support at 213-485-2600, and kindly ask for an update giving your general location.