CicLAvia-Heart of LA is returning to downtown Los Angeles Sunday where streets will be closed to vehicles for cyclists and riders.
Motorized vehicles are prohibited, but people are permitted to walk, bike, skate or otherwise traverse the route. Only people-powered equipment will be allowed -- so no electric vehicles such as scooters or hoverboards.
A kickoff news conference will be held at 8:30 a.m. at Grand Park featuring remarks from Mayor Eric Garcetti, Rep. Jimmy Gomez, D-Los Angeles, and City Council members Kevin de León and Mitch O'Farrell. CicLAvia events have been held across Los Angeles since 2010. They are designed to reconnect residents with their neighbors and community, while supporting local businesses and encouraging healthy outdoor activities.More information is available at www.ciclavia.org.
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