CITYWATCH - For those who missed them and for those who would simply like to rethink the issues of the year past, we are posting (below the New Year banner) the 12 Most Read CityWatch columns of 2011.
The readership numbers were determined by reviewing the web usage stats provided by google analytics, awstats and other web usage providers employed by CityWatch. The numbers provided by these companies include hits, pageviews and unique visitors.
There were dozens of well written, well read and well circulated pieces posted by CityWatch this past year. These are simply the Top 12 as determined numerically.
We may have missed some of your favorite 2011 CityWatch columns. Let us know at [email protected].
We appreciate your loyalty and your readership. Enjoy the retro journey.
(Ken Draper is the editor of CityWatch. He can be reached at [email protected]) -cw
CityWatch
Vol 9 Issue 104
Pub: Dec 30, 2011
Featured CityWatch Stories
L.A. County Faces a Government Shake-Up
WESTSIDE - Currently larger than 40 states in terms of population with roughly 10 million residents, Los Angeles County…
Massacre on City Streets: Mayor Bass Must Issue an Emergency Declaration Now
NICK'S VIEW - I have previously written about Los Angeles’s grim paradox: a city that promises safer streets while bein…
The Greater Israel Delusion May Undo Israel
ANNEXATION - The vision of “Greater Israel” draws on maximalist readings of biblical verses, especially Genesis 15:18–2…
Sherwood Forest. When an ADU Becomes an Apartment Complex
OP|ED - If anyone asks what my priority issues are in the legislature, I talk about the three Hs - housing, homelessnes…
Should DWP Ratepayers Pay for the City’s Streetlights?
LA WATCHDOG - In June, 80% of Los Angeles voters rejected the Bureau of Street Lighting’s ballot measure to increase th…








