Records and interviews reveal that ta xpayers could be paying a
total of about $33,000 in coverage for Miguel Pulido through plans
offered by the city and the Orange County Transportation
Authority.
Category: Transportation
The Increasing Cost of Quiet
A group of Orange County cities will have to collectively pay nearly $1 million more than original estimates to stop noise from whistles at train crossings.
OC Riders to Pay for Bus Route Information
The county’s transportation authority just approved a test program in which it will start charging $1 for its books that show routes and schedules.
Orange Votes Against High-Speed Rail
Officials cite eminent domain fears and shaky financial estimates as reasons for their opposition to the $43 billion state program.
Few Federal Dollars for Public Transit
This is not good news for high-speed rail and local bus service in California. Both programs need money to go forward.
A ‘Barkingly’ Unconstitutional Proposal
A state Senate bill that calls for a feasibility study of commercial messages on California license plates is two votes away from going to the governor.
Metrolink Ridership Continues to Drop in OC
But the numbers seem to be leveling off, according to an Orange County Transportation Authority staff report.
OCTA and Teamsters OK New Bus Contract
No pay increases are included in the three-year pact, but no more layoffs are expected either.
High-Speed Rail Board Takes No Action on Ridership Issue
Board members choose not to act after being told in person Thursday that ridership estimates they’re relying on to plan the 400-mile rail system are unreliable.
Pringle Re-Elected as High Speed Rail Chairman
He is elected for a one-year term as chairman despite the fact that his current term as board member is scheduled to end in six months.



