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Streetsblog Capitol Hill Is Now Streetsblog USA

By Ben Fried | Feb 4, 2014 | No Comments

I’m pleased to announce that our national news site has a new name: Streetsblog USA. Say it with pride. Why the change? Simply put, “Streetsblog USA” is a better reflection of the nationwide coverage that Tanya Snyder and Angie Schmitt are producing. The new name was a long time coming. Streetsblog Capitol Hill launched five […]

We’re Hiring: Streetsblog Is Searching for a Managing Editor

By Ben Fried | Jan 14, 2014 | No Comments

Streetsblog is looking for a talented journalist to shape and oversee coverage throughout our growing family of news sites. The Managing Editor will work with the Editor-in-Chief and our roster of editors and reporters to hone Streetsblog’s coverage of transportation and planning issues, grow our audience, and bring our brand of advocacy journalism to more […]

Streetsblog Hiring a Reporter to Cover Statewide News Out of Sacramento

By Streetsblog | Nov 25, 2013 | 1 Comment

Streetsblog is happy to announce the opening of a new, full-time Sacramento-based reporting position to cover livable streets news from around California and the state capitol beginning in early 2014. The writer would cover the state legislature, executive branch, Caltrans, high-speed rail, and other issues outside of the greater Los Angeles and Bay Areas, working […]

Bid While You Can: Streetsblog’s Online Auction Ends Tomorrow at 9 PM

By Ben Fried | Oct 30, 2013 | 1 Comment

There are less than 36 hours left in Streetsblog’s first online auction, with more than a dozen items up for grabs. Whether or not you win an auction item in the end, your bids will help Streetsblog and Streetfilms produce media that makes the case for safer streets, effective transit, and livable neighborhoods. So why wait […]

LeBron and Friends Reclaim Miami’s Streets in New Ad

By Brad Aaron | Oct 29, 2013 | No Comments

Looks like the new LeBron James Nike ad that debuted during “Sunday Night Football” was at least in part the star’s idea. The spot portrays the two-time NBA champion performing his off-season workout regimen, accompanied by hundreds of kids and adults on bikes as he rides through Miami. Bystanders watch or join in as the […]

Bike Activism Wins Championships

By Ben Fried | Jun 21, 2013 | No Comments

I normally root for the underdog in the NBA Finals unless the Knicks are the favorites (like that will ever happen). And I would have enjoyed seeing Tim Duncan claim one more ring. But I’ve had a soft spot for LeBron, Dwyane Wade, and Mario Chalmers since the news broke last year that they like […]

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