As people check into hotels and rush back into unsafe buildings for their belongings, many along the coast wonder what’s next.
Category: Transportation
Posted inTransportation
What’s Happening This Year With Transportation in OC? How Should Dollars Be Invested?
A host of transportation improvements are coming to Orange County over the next year, largely on freeways. Some say there needs to be more focus on making it safer and more usable to walk, bike and ride the bus.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Rails to Trails: Old Train Tracks May Be Key in Solving Central OC’s Green Space Shortage
An unused railway line might get new life as a calmer pathway for bikes away from car traffic in a park-poor stretch of OC.
Posted inTransportation
Will OC Bus Service Be Able to Keep Up with Demand?
There’s a looming funding problem on the horizon after pandemic funding ends. Will officials find a solution?
Posted inTransportation
Limited Weekend Train Service Between San Diego and OC is Expected Soon; No Weekday Trains Yet
While Amtrak is expected to resume weekend service starting in February, weekday trains and Metrolink service aren’t expected to resume until March.
Posted inFullerton
How Did Fullerton’s Roads Get So Bad?
Residents have long complained about the conditions of the roads in Fullerton. How will a city struggling financially be able to address the problem?
Posted inSanta Ana
How the OC Streetcar Put Downtown Santa Ana on A New Path
Downtown Santa Ana’s Latino merchants politically mobilized against a rail project that impacted their sales and a downtown economic group they say doesn’t represent them.
Posted inTransportation
8-Year-Old’s Death Prompts Tough Questions For OC Leaders About Failing Kids At Dangerous Intersections
Getting hit by a car while walking or biking is among the most common causes of death for school-age children in Orange County, according to public data.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Westminster Brings Back $500 Car Subsidy for Vehicles Bought in the City
City officials said they renewed the incentive in an effort to encourage residents to shop locally.
Posted inSanta Ana
Will Santa Ana Shed Its 1989 Anti-Cruising Ordinance?
Police in town say cruising leads to street takeovers, racing, vandalism and fights, while critics of the law draw both cultural and technical distinctions.
