The contract sets in motion a nearly $127-million project envisioned as Orange County’s major transportation hub.
Category: Transportation
Posted inCountywide, Top Stories, Transportation
On The Agenda
Topping this week’s public meeting agendas is a nearly $127-million contract to build a transportation hub in Anaheim.
Posted inEducation, Santa Ana, Transportation
An Education in Openness: Questions for Sonia Carvalho
Santa Ana’s new city attorney talks about government ethics, the challenges facing her office and a legal requirement that council members pay attention.
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On The Agenda
Stanton continues its drive to increase city fees and pull back from the brink of fiscal insolvency.
Posted inAnaheim, Government, Transportation
OCTA and Anaheim Settle ARTIC Dispute With a Land Sale
OCTA agreed to sell a 13.5-acre site for the city to build a regional transportation center.
Posted inFullerton, Health & Wellness, Investigative, Top Stories, Transportation
Kelly Thomas’ Father Files Lawsuit Against Fullerton
The suit alleges that officers involved in his son’s fatal beating “knowingly, willfully and maliciously” mishandled their jobs.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Government, Investigative, Top Stories, Transportation
Grand Jury: ARTIC Good for OC
The Orange County grand jury says the transportation center, which critics have called unnecessary, “will be a plus for the Orange County area.”
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Voice of Our Commentators
The public pension battle, toll lanes on the 405, reforming the Anaheim City Council and more.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Top Stories, Transportation
OCTA Cites Authority to Cut 405 Toll Lanes
OCTA attorney tells board it can avoid imposing toll lanes on the I-405 with a two-thirds vote of the OCTA board and two-thirds approval from the Taxpayer Oversight Committee.
Posted inAnaheim, Government, Investigative, Top Stories, Transportation
Anaheim Gives Up On Monorail
Mayor says $700-million elevated train system, still officially part of the city’s long-term transportation plan, would be “way too expensive.”
