Metro Board Subcommittee: Gateway Cities Service Sector Council Meeting
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Next Week’s Meeting Schedule…
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Monday, 12/10 5 P.M.Metro San Gabriel Valley Service Sector Council Meeting**San Gabriel Valley Sector Office3449 Santa Anita Ave., 3RD Floor, El Monte, CA 91731 Wednesday 12/12 3:15 P.M.Joint City Council Transportation/Public Works Committee 5 P.M.Metro Westside/Central Service Sector Council MeetingLa Cienega Tennis Center, Sunset Room325 S. La Cienega Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90211 Thursday 12/13 […]
CA High Speed Rail Authority Meets in Los Angeles, Tomorrow
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As Damien has noted the California High Speed Rail Autjority is coming to L.A. this week, specifically to the Metro Board Room (3rd floor of the Taj Mahal, as some of us like to call the Metro Headquarters Building). Wednesday afternoon its Executive/Administrative Committee is meeting at 1 p.m., followed by the Finance Committee at […]
More Metro Meetings Coming Up: Gold Line Eastside Extension Phase II
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With meetings already announced to advance the Subway to the Sea and the Regional Connector, Metro could be forgiven if they held off on any other major announcements; but that’s not the way things work. Late last week, Metro announced another set of meetings to gather information on the four possible routes for the second […]
A Review of the Metro Sector Governance Council’s Meet and Confer
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(Author’s note: this write-up was delayed when I was hit with a particular vicious bout of flu that made me bed ridden for 9 days. But since no one in the media (including Metro’s own bloggers!) attended it is still timely and informative as the sole coverage of this event. – DG) Leahy’s vision was […]
This Week in Livable Streets
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Metro 605/5 Freeway widening, Eastside and Foothill L Lines, and more
More Service Cuts Coming Before the End of the Year
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If I lived on Beverly, cancelling the 714 would make me bitter. Photo: biofriendly/flickr Amidst the discussion of Metro’s impending fare increase previous Streetsblog posting have noted even with additional funds from the state along with the addition fare revenues Metro still has a deficit and plans to close it (in part) with service reductions. […]