The council has long been one of the agency’s most vocal critics, and has threatened to leave in the past.
Category: Transportation
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Dana Point Summer Trolley System Will Return With an Additional Route
The routes reach areas of the city which had limited access to trolleys in the previous system.
Posted inCountywide
What Can Local Governments Do to Fight Climate Change? A Heck of a Lot, Say Experts
As costs to fight wildfires skyrocket amid warming temperatures and cities look at spending millions to raise sea walls, local leaders say there’s real action local governments can take to combat climate change – and that the public has an important role to push for it.
Posted inNEWS
Dispute Erupts Over Proposed Rail Project Along Eroding Capistrano Beach
A side-track proposal to ease train congestion has sparked local concern over noise and the ongoing risks of coastal erosion.
Posted inLaguna Beach
Two Lanes of South Coast Highway in Laguna Beach to be Shut Down For 8 Weeks
A construction project is expected to bring traffic congestion fueling worries.
Posted inNEWS
OC Supervisors Reverse Charter Jet Service Ban, But Company’s Fate at Airport Remains Unclear
Even with Orange County Supervisors’ decision Tuesday, it’s unclear whether charter jet service JSX will have a home at John Wayne Airport in the future.
Posted inNEWS
Could Charter Jet Service at John Wayne Airport Be Revived?
Charter jet service JSX has for years boasted a service flying people out of John Wayne Airport separate from commercial airlines. The fight to keep it that way continues Tuesday.
Posted inCountywide
Tired of Walking Blocks to Get Home, Santa Ana Residents Take Action to Find More Parking
A street parking dispute between a Santa Ana condominium complex and surrounding neighborhood of single-family homes captures a citywide problem.
Posted inNEWS
Federal Judge Grants Temporary Win to Charter Jet Service Suing OC Over New John Wayne Airport Restrictions
A federal judge has preliminarily ruled that a John Wayne Airport charter jet service can continue flying people separate from other commercial airline terminals, which more often see larger crowds and longer check-ins.
Posted inNEWS
State Officials Urge Two-Week Travel Quarantine as Second Coronavirus Wave Hits
Hospitalizations and cases have increased statewide, causing state public health officials to examine travel risks.
