The Los Angeles City Council’s Transportation Committee approved a series of report-backs on March 26 that will explore the feasibility of prioritizing above-ground Metro trains at traffic lights.
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LA Metro took a major step toward creating its own, in-house police department that will soon patrol transit stations, buses and trains in place of local law enforcement by announcing its new chief of ...
After losing his bid for re-election this month, Whittier City Council member Fernando Dutra has incurred a double loss. Not ...
The New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Board approves fare and toll increases. Also, LA Metro expands cell service availability to the K Line. The MTA Board on Sept. 30 approved toll ...
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy on Thursday blasted Los Angeles leaders for what he described as “weak leadership” during recent protests that disrupted the city’s transit services, which ...
TriMet announces service cuts and other reductions to address budget shortfall. Also, LA Metro’s A Line Extension from Glendora to Pomona will open on Friday, Sept. 19; the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR ...
LA Metro will be getting help in enhancing transit during the Los Angeles Summer Olympic Games in 2028. The U.S. Congress approved $94.3 million in transit and “mobility-related” funding for the LA ...
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LA transit agency seeks to override state law allowing more homes near train and bus lines
Before it passed last year, a major new California housing law that allows more apartments near public transit stops faced stiff opposition from Los Angeles politicians. L.A. elected leaders are ...
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