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Sour economy triggers drop in Measure R transportation receipts
L.A. NOWThe head of the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority said Friday that the region's sour economy has pushed down by 10% to 15% projected revenues from Measure R, the half-cent sales tax for road and transit improvements.... -
11 injured in bus crash in Jefferson Park
L.A. NOWEleven people, including a pregnant woman, were injured Tuesday night when a Metropolitan Transportation Authority bus collided with a vehicle in Jefferson Park, officials said. The 25-year-old pregnant woman was listed in serious condition. She was... -
Reading L.A.: Mike Davis, 'City of Quartz' and Southern California's 'spatial apartheid'
Culture MonsterWhen it comes to "City of Quartz," where to start? Mike Davis' 1990 attack on the rampant privatization and gated-community urbanism of Southern Calfornia -- what he calls the region's "spatial apartheid" -- is overwritten and shamelessly hyperbolic. It... -
Carmageddon: Bridge demolition enters 'critical phase'
L.A. NOWAs the sun set Saturday night, workers demolishing the Mulholland Drive bridge switched on bright lights and began one of the most delicate phases of the operation: using diamond-sheathed wire saws to cut through the "bent caps" that top the...... -
Gold Line having delays between Pasadena, East Los Angeles
L.A. NOWA rain-related power outage is causing delays on the Gold Line light rail between Pasadena and East Los Angeles, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said. A section of the Gold Line suffered a power outage Saturday night, and trains were being...... -
Metro warns of possible delays on trips to Tournament of Roses
L.A. NOWThe stormy weather is causing transportation officials to warn about possible weather-related delays on the light-rail service to the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl. âWhen the land is so soaked, that loosens trees and they can fall on the right-of-ways,â..... -
Critics of 710 Freeway tunnel propose alternative: Cargo rail line on San Gabriel River
L.A. NOWCritics of a plan to finish the final link of the 710 Freeway by tunneling under South Pasadena have proposed an alternative plan for improving traffic flow. Two dozen people concerned about the L.A. County Metropolitan Transportation Authority's tunnel... -
Public transportation: The MTA's gates of delirium
Opinion L.A.When last we weighed in on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's poorly planned Transit Access Pass fare system, the $46-million gates the agency had installed at its subway and light-rail stations weren't working as intended, the TAP cards... -
A crash-less course in driving MTA's new natural gas bus
Money & CompanyNothing stops like an MTA bus. I know this because I was driving one the other day and nearly sent my instructor flying through the busâ windshield after he told me to hit the brakes as hard as I could....... -
Some question need for more meetings on 710 Freeway extension
L.A. NOWLos Angeles County transportation officials this week announced a new round of public outreach meetings on the controversial proposal to connect the 710 Freeway to the 210. But the meetings have sparked skepticism from opponents of the plan. They... -
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