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Chris Greenspon

Chris Greenspon is the San Gabriel Valley Reporter for Streetsblog L.A. and co-host for SGV Connect.

Open Streets Return to El Monte this November

The route from North to South paints a picture of the town’s cultural fabric

March 5, 2025

Where to Donate Bikes to Those Affected by Eaton Fire

L.A. and SGV bike co-ops are on a mission to get survivors back in the saddle.

February 26, 2025

Baldwin Park Finalizes Design for Ana Montenegro Park

Tiny but shiny, ‘BP’ has a colorful concept for this corner park just off Arrow Highway

February 13, 2025

SGV Connect 134: Mutual Aid in the Fallout of the Eaton Fire

With the blaze now contained, we check in with Pasadena-area journalists to discuss how grassroots organizing has transformed communities facing tragedy.

February 11, 2025

South El Monte Tables Vote on Tyler/Santa Anita Bike Lanes

Councilmembers were hesitant to approve a protected bike lane design that would result in the loss of 99 on-street parking spaces

January 30, 2025

West Valley Connector BRT to Connect to Inland Empire to Pomona

The bus rapid transit service will connect Pomona to Las Vegas via future high speed rail.

January 23, 2025

SGV Connect 132: A Fond Farewell to Melanie Curry

This week’s SGV Connect Podcast features the entire Streetsblog in California team saying goodbye to the Streetsblog California editor, Melanie Curry, as she heads into retirement.

January 16, 2025

West Covina Introduces Free, On-Demand MicroTransit Pilot

Go West Covina operates “corner to corner,” and offers connections to neighboring train stations.

January 8, 2025

SGV Connect 131 – Foothill Transit AMA with Felicia Friesema

The transit agency’s spokesperson takes readers' questions on synergy with the A Line, BRT’s future in the Valley, and hydrogen fuel cell versus battery electric buses.

December 18, 2024

La Verne Pedestrian Bridge Will Connect Metro A Line, Metrolink, and Fairplex

Officials from La Verne and the SGVCOG are excited about the bridge’s “elegant” design and connectivity for transit oriented development.

December 10, 2024