City officials have long wrestled with maintaining roads in a town where residents routinely complain about potholes and other street conditions plaguing drivers.
Category: Transportation
Posted inTransportation
OC Transit Agency Moves Forward With Video Live Streaming
The Orange County Transportation Authority’s Board of Directors voted to approve and implement video live streaming at their current headquarters, rather than postpone the decision until the board determines where the agency will relocate.
Posted inOutdoors
San Clemente Clashes With OC Transportation Officials Over Beach Erosion
City council members unanimously called on the transportation agency to throw out its proposal to armor more of the coast, saying they need to focus on bringing sand to a vanishing shoreline.
Posted inTransportation
Transportation Officials Discuss Future of OC’s Collapsing Coastal Railway
After five collapses in the last three years, city and county leaders are looking to shore up an embattled coastline and study potentially shifting the rail away from the coast.
Posted inTransportation
Orange County’s Transit Leaders Delay on Video Live Streaming
For the third time in a decade, Orange County Transportation Authority leaders bring up video live streaming options this week without taking action.
Posted inTransportation
Orange County’s Transit Agency Considers Allowing Residents to Watch Them From Home
In the wake of a Voice of OC and Chapman University student investigation about meeting livestream accessibility, Orange County Transportation Authority leaders launched a discussion on how to improve.
Posted inNEWS
What’s With All The Traffic Buildup on Santa Ana’s First Street?
Improvements come to First Street, from Standard Ave to Grand Ave.
Posted inTransportation
Southern Storms Spell Trouble for Battered San Clemente Rail Line
Despite frequent shutdowns to the county’s coastal train, no one appears ready to discuss moving the tracks further inland.
Posted inTop Stories
Santana: Orange County’s Transportation Officials Don’t Want Anyone Watching
The Orange County Transportation Authority is the one of the only public agencies left in Orange County that does not provide video of its public board meetings.
Posted inTransportation
Santana: OC Transit Officials Want to Gut Oversight on Local Road Taxes
OCTA officials are poised at an upcoming Jan. 22 hearing to quietly change a 2006 transportation ballot initiative approved by voters, removing sign off from the County Auditor Controller after he raised questions about lack of strong auditing.
