Chelsea Byers

Was proud to celebrate in solidarity with the #LGBTQ community & their friends at @WeHoCity #pride. W/ @GMCLA @eqca @RickChavezZbur @Chelsealeebee

“We weren’t thinking about courage that day, we were thinking about what was right.” - Representative Gloria Johnson, recognized by @NWPCNational with the President’s Award at the Women of Courage Luncheon

And using the government employees (public school educators) to legally rat on your own child is quite literally fascism, folks Conservatives will do all sorts of mental gymnastics not to call anything they LIKE as actual authoritarianism

We don’t own homes, and we pay rent like over 17 million other Californians.. Meet the Legislative Renters Caucus

Not only is @LangersDeli home to the best pastrami in town, it's oh so easy to reach by transit! In our next #30for30 feature, owner Norm Langer describes how the opening of the B (Red) Line in 1993 breathed new life into his restaurant. thesource.metro.net/2023/07/20/thi…

Ready for a full day of exploring Tacoma! First stop: Breakfast at @anthemcoffee before visiting Tacoma Arts Museum. Side note: I did not intentionally dress to match my breakfast - it’s just that most of my wardrobe looks like a vanilla latte. 🌯☕️

Shoutout to @streetsforall for the best head-turning, values-oriented, travel shirt. 🙌 🚌

Jumped on the 574 bus at the airport, and as there was no place to buy a transit card, I rode for free. 9 stops (~45 mins) to the Tacoma-Dome to connect with the T-Line (a free downtown commuter rail). 55 mins total trip. $0. ($2.75 if I did pay). Ride-share options: ~$75

I started my trip to Tacoma, Washington for National League of Cities Transportation and Infrastructure Services Federal Advocacy Committee Summer Board Meeting the right way - by taking public transit from SEA-TAC to my hotel! It was free, timely, spacious, & easy to navigate.

In 1924, the first neon sign in the United States was posted around the corner from Pershing Square. Commemorating this art form, neon artist Antonakos created Neons for Pershing Square, a series of neon sculptures suspended from the station’s high ceiling.

Inigo Montoya #SolidaritySummer

What do you think about the decriminalization of mushrooms and other hallucinogenic drugs? We invite you to an insightful conversation on July 25 at 6:30 PM as we chat with mental health, legislation, and drug policy reform experts! 🍄 ℹ️ go.weho.org/3JWJrSw

This is historic! The last time the actors and writers teamed up they won healthcare, pensions, and residuals. We are in a moment of unprecedented solidarity, and by sticking together we can be unstoppable!

📣 We are excited to announce that nominations for the annual Disability Service Awards have been opened. Help us recognize individuals, businesses, the media, & nonprofit organizations for the work they’ve done for people living with disabilities. ℹ️ go.weho.org/44mjAeN

Lane striping removal work has begun on our La Brea bus lane project! 🚍 First phase adds bus lanes btwn Sunset and Olympic 🚍 Buses will use lanes weekdays 7-9am & 4-7pm 🚍 Lanes forecast to open in August 🚍 2nd phase planned for btwn Olympic & Coliseum St

WeHo's weather is changing—including more dangerously hot days! 🌡️☀️ The heat in WeHo is projected to increase. This summer, we will continue to share resources on how to protect yourself and your community from the extreme heat! Tips and resources : go.weho.org/highheat

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Single-stair apartment buildings can be a great fit for compact lots. They easily integrate with the existing fabric of cities and can be built almost anywhere. Sadly, American building codes make new single-stair buildings illegal in most cities, even though they are broadly accepted across the globe. Updating these building codes could unlock a plethora of new housing options in supply constrained American cities.

This is not normal. Nor is the right-wing’s obsession with guns & recent opposition to common-sense gun safety regulations. We don’t have to live this way.