In West Hollywood, a vibrant area known for its walkable gay bar culture, concerns about pedestrian safety have escalated due to an increase in traffic accidents and deaths. Local residents like David and Emily have shared their experiences with dangerous driving conditions, such as cars ignoring stop signs and speeding through crosswalks. Urban planning expert Professor Michael Smart notes that densely populated, pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods are particularly vulnerable to such incidents, which can negatively impact community engagement and quality of life. Despite the city’s slow progress on improving pedestrian infrastructure, with only 5% of planned upgrades completed since 2015, efforts like Measure HLA aim to enforce these long-awaited improvements. Residents and officials alike emphasize the need for increased driver awareness and safety measures to protect pedestrians while maintaining the area’s walkability and economic vitality.
Pfeiffer Authors Updated NJ Homeowner’s Property Tax Guide
Read the Guide Press Release For Immediate Release: February 23, 2026 Contact: Kathleen Hoffelder, Senior Content Editor 862-702-5628 / khoffelder@njcpa.org Updated New Jersey Homeowner’s Property Tax Guide Available — Property Tax Relief and Assessment Process...