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A Look Back At L.A.'s Most Significant Mayors And The Work That Remains For Tuesday's Winner
Comments (0) | 2013 los angeles mayoral election, 2013 mayoral election, African American, bankruptcy, business growth, Development, Election 2013, Eric Garcetti, James R. Toberman, job creation, Legacies, Los Angeles, los angeles mayoral election, mayoral race, metro, Metro Board of Directors, pension, Pension Reform, Stephen C. Foster, Technology, Tom Bradley, unemployment, wendy greuel
Los Angeles City Hall (Wikimedia/Creative Commons)
We take a look at two of L.A.'s most significant mayors and see what Tuesday's election winner must do to fill their shoes.
Read more...One Year Later, Who Is Riding the Expo Line?
Comments (10) | Culver City, Downtown, expo line, expo park, la metro, light rail, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, metro, metro rail, public transit, public transportation, South LA, Transportation, Westside
Source: Stevebott (flickr)
The Expo Line is on track to beat 2020 ridership projections in a just a few months.
Read more...Despite Its Current Benefits, The L.A. Metro Needs Improvement
Comments (3) | adolescents, Beach, bus, Buses, californians, campus, car, fare, l.a., LA Bus Riders Union, la metro, light rail, Los Angeles, metro, neighborhoods, Opinion, parking, parking in l.a., public transportation, ride, security, signage, student, students, train, transfer, young people
(JulieAndSteve, Creative Commons)
Students in L.A. should take advantage of the Metro's benefits.
Read more...Expo Line Spurring Transit-Oriented Development In South L.A., Culver City
Comments (0) | Culver City, Development, expo line, housing, Los Angeles, metro, metro rail, public transportation, real estate development, South LA, transit, transit oriented development, Transportation
Development is increasing along the Expo Line. (Julie and Steve)
Transit-oriented development is coming to the Expo Line.
Read more...Monthly Fee For Metro FasTrak Transponders On Chopping Block
Comments (9) | 10 freeway, 110 freeway, annie nam, carpool lanes, express lanes, Fastrak, hot lanes, hov lanes, Los Angeles and Region, los angeles county metropolitan transportation authority, Los Angeles transportation, metro, scag, southern california association of governments, tolls, zev yaroslavsky
Tweak could allow speedy trips to LAX every now and then.
Read more...Money-Making, Congestion-Reducing Express Lanes Spread On California Freeways
Comments (3) | 110 freeway, 91 express lanes, California, California, carpool lanes, chp, express toll lanes, expresslanes, freeways, high occupancy vehicles, highways, hot lanes, hov lanes, Los Angeles, los angeles county metropolitan transportation authority, metro, orange county, Orange County Transportation Authority, san diego, San Francisco, stephanie wiggins
Where does toll money go?
Read more...Pointing To Sour Advertising Market, L.A. Metro Passes On More Lucrative Deal
Comments (1) | bus ads, cbs outdoor, la metro, Los Angeles, los angeles county transportation authority, los angeles metro, metro, oaa, out of home advertising, outdoor ads, outdoor advertising, outdoor advertising association of america, public contracts, rail ads, titan, train ads, transit advertising
Bus and rail operator goes with less risk.
Read more...L.A. County Commuters Support Measure J
Comments (1) | 2012 election, ballot measures, california election, Election 2012, L.A. Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Measure J, metro, public transportation, Sales Tax, Santa Monica, state election 2012
L.A. County commuters voice their opinions about Measure J and public transportation.
Read more...Measure J Voter Undecided Day Of Election
Comments (0) | 2012 election, ballot measures, california election, L.A. Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, malibu, Measure J, metro, Pasadena, public transportation, Sales Tax
L.A. County voters share their positions on Measure J.
L.A. County voters share their positions on Measure J.
Read more...Voices of L.A. County Voters: Measure J
Comments (0) | 2012 election, ballot measures, california election, Election 2012, L.A. Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Los Angeles, Measure J, metro, public transportation, Sales Tax, Santa Monica, state election 2012
L.A. County voters will vote on a sales tax that funds public transportation.
L.A. County voters share their positions on Measure J.
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