Better Days for Commuters Seen After Transit Grant
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CALABASAS — City officials are optimistic that a recently approved transportation grant will ease commuting problems and help residents breathe a little more easily, they said Tuesday.
The city expects to receive $500,000 in federal funds next year to launch its first Smart Shuttle program. It anticipates using the money to buy three vehicles powered with natural gas.
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