OC taxpayers shouldn’t pay to widen the 405 only to see the state add toll lanes, speakers tell transportation directors.
Category: Transportation
Posted inCosta Mesa, Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach, Seal Beach, Transportation, Westminster
Toll Lane Debate Stirred Up by State Decision
Monday’s county transportation meeting is expected to feature a heated debate.
Posted inCountywide, Top Stories, Transportation
5 Hot Issues to Watch This Week
Santa Ana’s proposed gang injunction goes before a judge, and Huntington Beach considers limiting rent increases at mobile home parks.
Posted inCountywide, Economy, Top Stories, Transportation
6 Hot Debates to Watch This Week
Veterans speak out in support of a cemetery at the Great Park, and county supervisors consider outsourcing more county jobs.
Posted inCountywide, Irvine, Top Stories, Transportation
Are Toll Lanes Still in Store for Orange County Freeways?
A proposal for the 405 sparked a backlash last year and was all but killed. But state officials are now determined to make toll lanes a reality, according to local officials.
Posted inSanta Ana, Top Stories, Transportation
Santa Ana Streetcar Route Under Fire From Downtown Shopkeepers
Dozens of businesses along the main proposed route on Fourth Street have signed a petition opposing the path.
Posted inCountywide, Economy, Investigative, Top Stories, Transportation
8 Hot Debates to Watch This Week
Orange County could take a major step toward establishing a homeless shelter, and the deputy sheriff’s labor deal comes to a vote.
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4 Hot Debates to Watch This Week
A Great Park transparency measure could go before voters, and Laguna Hills wades into Little League dispute.
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Moratorium Sought for Toll Road Fines
Citing a “mess” in rolling out a cashless system, a top transportation official wants fines to be waived through Labor Day.
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Calls Grow for Expanding Rail Service
Agencies across Southern California are building a stronger focus on public transit, with officials citing a need to think on a cross-county basis.
