The Week in Short Video
Rain gardens, bikes on trains, Uber on the ballot, Changes at CA High-Speed Rail, and reactions to ICE.
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With the holiday behind us, the short videos returned this week. Joe was so excited, he got started over the weekend.
Last Weekend:
As the rains fell down, Streetsblog Los Angeles explained what rain gardens do, and took us on a tour of some of them in Los Angeles.
Monday: There were a couple of big high-speed rail stories over the break and you can find out what you need to know in less than a minute.
Tuesday: Want to ride the L.A. Metro with your bike? Streetsblog L.A. offers one key tip: use the train door with the yellow sticker with the bike symbol.
Tuesday: Our coverage of the 2026 election kicks off with a first-look at the ballot proposition being proposed by Uber to cap the amount of money that personal injury attorneys can charge in crash cases.
Thursday: Following the ICE killings in Minnesota this week and Los Angeles on New Year’s Eve, protests broke out throughout the state.
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