Editorial – Robert Rector: L.A. gets railroaded at last – San Gabriel Valley Tribune
The following editorial appeared in the 5/6/12 edition of the San Gabriel Valley Tribune. Robert Rector: L.A. gets railroaded at…
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New Video Release: I-210 Bridge Time-Lapse Images: Feb.-Mar. 2012
Click here, or on the image above, to watch this two-minute time-lapse video of the erection of the temporary false-work for…
State senators, Gold Line officials lobby for funds to fill foothill extension funding gap – Pasadena Star-News
The following article appeared in the 4/28/12 edition of the Pasadena Star-News. State senators, Gold Line officials lobby for funds…
Construction Update and Picture of the Week
Crews install rubber form liner along the inside walls of the structure. These elements of the form are what will…
New I-210 Gold Line Bridge Facebook Page
The Construction Authority has launched a new dedicated Facebook page for the I-210 Gold Line Bridge. Located at www.facebook.com/GoldLineBridge, this…
Construction Update and Picture of the Week
From the vantage point of the new walkway built above the superstructure, it is easy to see the significant progress…
Local leaders warm to Villaraigosa’s transit tax extension idea – if area projects benefit – San Gabriel Valley Tribune
The following editorial originally appears in the 4/20/12 edition of the San Gabriel Valley Tribune. Local leaders warm to Villaraigosa’s…
APTA: As Gas Prices Mount, Transit Savings Approach Historic Highs
The following article originally appeared in Transportation Nation on 4/18/12. The American Public Transportation Association issues monthly reports on how…
“Transportation and the New Generation – Why Young People Are Driving Less and What It Means for Transportation Policy.”
A recent report is causing quite a stir within the planning community: “Transportation and the New Generation – Why Young People…
SPECIAL REPORT- REAL ESTATE QUARTERLY: Gold Line Mine? – Los Angeles Business Journal
This article appears in the April 16-22, 2012 edition of the Los Angeles Business Journal. By Jacquelyn Ryan Monday, April…