Time to Reevaluate Tenth and Redondo?
In the wake of the tragic accident Friday night that injured toddler Oscar Alvarez, 2, and killed his sister Kaylee, 1, many of us have been wondering about the intersection where the two siblings were run over. Is there something inherently dangerous about the intersection of Tenth Street and Redondo Avenue? The city’s Chief Traffic Engineer Dave Roseman says yes—and it’s partly us. Continue reading The District.
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