While leaders of the OC Transportation Authority argue it’s needed to protect the coastal rail line, city leaders say the extra rocks are damaging their rapidly shrinking coast.
Category: Transportation
Posted inOrange
Orange May Roll Out Paid Parking in Old Towne Amid Budget Woes
Still facing a $6.7 million budget deficit, Orange officials are instituting paid parking around Orange Plaza after a measure to increase the local sales tax narrowly failed in November.
Posted inFullerton
Fullerton Brings Back Street Sweeping Tickets
After a series of changes and months of delay, residents will soon see city officials begin enforcing street sweeping regulations again.
Posted inTop Stories
Fullerton’s Outdoor Dining Program Ends
After months of a public push to save a pedestrian plaza created during the pandemic, Fullerton City Council members deadlocked on a vote that would’ve extended outdoor dining in downtown for years to come.
Posted inTop Stories
Will Orange County’s Public Buses Stop Taking Cash?
Bus riders in OC might soon be able to use a charge card, known as a smart card, in order to pay for and ride the bus as soon as this summer.
Posted inTransportation
Watching OC’s Transit Agency from Home
The Orange County Transportation Authority’s 2025 board meetings will be available to watch from home through a video livestream.
Posted inPlacentia
Placentia Officials Approve Street Repairs After Resident Complaints
Placentia City Council Members are slated to take money from other projects to fund road repairs after residents have demanded they prioritize repaving old streets.
Posted inTransportation
OC’s Transportation Agency Begins Video Streaming Public Meetings
The Orange County Transportation Authority is now streaming their board meetings online following reporting by Voice of OC and a joint investigation with Chapman University students detailing how it’s one of the last big agencies to not video broadcast their meetings.
Posted inLaguna Beach
Laguna Beach Expands Trolley & Free Ride Sharing Services
Laguna Beach officials are moving forward with expanding both trolley services and a free eco-friendly ride sharing service.
Posted inYorba Linda
‘A Road to Nowhere’: Should Private Developers be Gifted Public Roads?
Yorba Linda residents are publicly raising concerns about a developer’s proposal to pave an emergency road near his property owned by the local water district.
