... tour of the galleries, non-profits and artist run project spaces located in Northeast Los Angeles (NELA). NELA has a tradition in the arts that dates back to the early 1900s. The tradition continues with new spaces opening regularly. NELA is now one of L.A.'s most exciting destinations to view contemporary art.  Individual gallery hours may vary: ...

... I stupid. Thanks to Crisis for pointing out the obvious. LH parade is on the 13th. HLP is the 6th. Argh!) What you doing tomorrow morning? Nothing? Well then, might I suggest you consider attending one of NELA’s Xmas parades. This year, you’ll have to make the grueling decision of which one to attend as both the Lincoln Heights and the Highland Park parades are happening this Sunday ...

... 1996 bike plan) - Sharrows: implement sharrows in NELA, in appropriate places, possibly including the Eagle Rock Blvd ... re interested in getting involved in C.I.C.L.E.'s NELA campaign, make a comment below (which includes giving us your email address) or email us at info@cicle.org (include NELA in the title of your email). If you like the work we do and you want us to be able to put more time ...

Photo of Ciclists in NELA via C.I.C.L.E. Yesterday, C.I.C.L.E. announced that they are ready to take the next steps in advocacy ... : - Bike Boulevard: implement a bicycle boulevard in NELA. - Bike Parking: implement innovative bike parking in ... 1996 bike plan) - Sharrows: implement sharrows in NELA, in appropriate places, possibly including the Eagle Rock Blvd ...

... marks the lowest water consumption in Los Angeles in the last 18 years at a time when the population has grown by an estimated 500,000.” >> L.A.’s got more bike sharrows than ever — thanks not to actual city government projects. Writes Damien Newton at Streetsblog: “Oddly, seem to be centered in the area surrounding the Bike Oven in NELA’s bike district.”

Unofficial Sharrows dot a NELA Street | Photo by ubrayj02 via Flickr City approved sharrows--street markings that educate drivers to share the road with cyclists--have been buried in the city's bureaucracy since first proposed over a year ago. While plenty of cities around California have painted them on their own streets, Los Angeles officials say they are still studying the issue. To ...