Friday, June 27

Westwood sees changes in restaurant, business locations

In recent months, business owners have spent millions of dollars making changes to their stores in Westwood, from renovating California Pizza Kitchen to building a new UPS Store to moving the apparel store 901Westwood.com to a larger space. Read more...

Photo: The new space for 901Westwood.com, a UCLA apparel and accessory store at the intersection of Westwood Boulevard and Kinross Avenue, is twice as big and has a larger selection of blue and gold merchandise for UCLA students. (Heidy Cadena/Daily Bruin senior staff)


Santa Monica Big Blue Bus to introduce TAP cards for instant fare payment

Instead of showing IDs or digging through pockets for quarters, students and commuters will soon be able to board the Santa Monica Big Blue Bus by using Transit Access Pass, or TAP, cards. Read more...

Photo: The Big Blue Bus line that runs to Santa Monica will be the first to adopt the TAP card system, allowing passengers to pay for their ride without cash. (Daily Bruin file photo)


Broxton garage sees welcome increase in short-term parking spaces

The Los Angeles City Council passed a motion last month to reduce the number of long-­term parking spots in the Broxton Avenue public parking structure, increasing the availability of free short-­term parking in Westwood. Read more...

Photo: The Broxton Avenue parking garage will have more short-term parking spots available starting in the spring. (Daily Bruin file photo)



Westwood Neighborhood Council seeks improvements to LAX FlyAway service

The Westwood Neighborhood Council passed a motion Wednesday calling for improved service from the LAX FlyAway shuttle. The FlyAway, an hourly bus service between LAX and Westwood, is popular among UCLA students traveling for university holidays. Read more...

Photo: A student steps aboard the Westwood FlyAway shuttle, which is now facing scrutiny from the Westwood Neighborhood Council for alleged recent service problems. (Daily Bruin file photo)


Ongoing Tiverton Drive closure creates frustrations for cyclists

The closure of Tiverton Drive for the construction of a new UCLA Health building has drawn criticism from some cyclists and the UCLA Bicycle Academy. The construction of the Teaching and Learning Center for Health Sciences has been ongoing since September 2013 and is expected to end in fall 2016, according to a university statement. Read more...

Photo: Tiverton Drive has been closed since September 2013 because of construction on the Teaching and Learning Center for Health Sciences, which is expected to end in fall 2016. (Daily Bruin file photo)




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