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
When the Last-Minute Power Play Failed: Sacramento Finally Ran Out of Time
MY THOUGHTS - Gavin Newsom came to the final days of his final regular legislative session with one more major problem…
May Day/International Workers Day, a Major US Holiday Ignored By The Media
PLANNING WATCH - Monday, September 7, 2026, was Labor Day, a holiday only celebrated in the United States and Canada as…
Olympics: LA28’s Drip‑Drip‑Drip Tactics Leave Los Angeles Holding the Bag
NICK'S VIEW - Wonderland Los Angeles, a global symbol of dreams, myths, and possibilities, will take center stage at th…
$1 Billion Later, Congress Comes Knocking: Los Angeles’ Homelessness Machine Faces Its Day of Reckoning
THE BOTTOM LINE - For years, Los Angeles taxpayers have been told the same thing about homelessness: Give us more money…
CD3 Doesn’t Need Another Promise It Needs a Councilmember Who Can Deliver
THE BOTTOM LINE - Los Angeles voters have heard the promises before: safer streets, cleaner neighborhoods, more housing…








