Fall 2025 South Bay Watch Newsletter

In this issue of South Bay Watch, case managers play a critical role in getting unhoused individuals from the street to a shelter bed. HERO Community Services has partnered with the SBCCOG to provide this service in South Bay. Also, did you know the SBCCOG manages the funds that bring major transportation improvements to the South Bay? Learn about the projects happening in a city near you. Coastal access hasn't always been a guaranteed right. Coastal Commissioner and SBCCOG 2nd Vice Chair Ray Jackson explains what goes into protecting this right "every single day." And register for the 26th General Assembly, "Let the Games Begin: How Sports and Entertainment are Shaping the South Bay." Read these stories and more.

2025-12-09T17:36:13-08:00December 9, 2025|

Turtle Talk – South Bay Local Travel Network Newsletter – Fall 2025

Get updates on the Local Travel Network and all things micromobility! Hermosa Beach City School District receives recognition for their e-bike safety program and Rivian releases its own high-tech e-bike in our Fall Turtle Talk.

2025-11-17T17:12:49-08:00November 17, 2025|

Summer 2025 South Bay Watch Newsletter

In the South Bay Watch summer 2025 issue the SBCCOG is on the move. Learn about its new digs. Plus with overall South Bay homelessness down 13.1% in 2025, the SBCCOG doubled down on homelessness efforts bolstered by new county and Measure H funding. What is a mobility hub? The SBCCOG defines it as centralized location that facilitates transition from short-range to long-range modes of transportation. One could be coming to a city near you. Meanwhile, resiliency centers are another type of hub that will support community preparedness for extreme weather. And finally, get prepared for the rainy season with a West Basin Rain barrel. Read these stories and more in this issue.

2025-09-09T16:24:01-07:00September 9, 2025|
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