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An evening takeover at a local Los Angeles street, with multiple cars doing “donuts”.
June 14, 2026 – Topic: Civic
A Little Help From the CHP
From dangerous weekend street takeovers to chronic high-speed corridors, small police departments often lack the resources to keep pace. Discover how California’s STEP program lets cities bring in reinforcement without busting the municipal budget.
An Aerial View of the infamous “Graffiti Tower” in Downtown L.A. with an before and after makeover.
May 27, 2026 – Topic: Civic
A Fight Against Graffiti
Most cities remove graffiti by simply painting over it, often leaving behind ugly patches that still scream, “Graffiti Was Here.” Desert Hot Springs took a completely different approach.
A View of a Decorated Street. (Photo Developed by GoGov.com)
May 21, 2026 – Topic: Civic
Residents Love Holiday Street Decorations
Residents love seeing their town decorated for the holidays. Seasonal decorations create civic pride, make communities feel more welcoming, and generate positive sentiment toward City Hall.