Public Hearing: Draft EIR for Canoga Transportation Corridor Project

The Canoga Transportation Corridor Project is a proposed four-mile extension of Metro Orange Line service from the Canoga Park & Ride Lot to the Chatsworth Metrolink Station. Metro seeks to improve north-south mobility in the Western part of the Valley by connecting activity centers along the corridor, as well as linking Metro service with Metrolink.

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Public Hearing: Draft EIR for Canoga Transportation Corridor Project

By Damien Newton | Mar 5, 2008

Metro Picks Locally Preferred Alternative for Orange Line Extension

By Damien Newton | Jun 12, 2008

Metro moved a step closer to extending the Orange Line today when it released a Locally Preferred Alternative for an extension from Canoga Park to Chatsworth. As Metro notes in its press release, the Metro Board still needs to approve the staff’s recommendation and then go into the final environmental review before the project […]

It May Be Slow, But Transit Projects Still Moving Forward

By Damien Newton | Jan 14, 2009

For those of you that missed it, last week Metro announced that it will be suspending its vote on the Long Range Transportation Plan until after issues with the budget mess in Sacramento and stimulus plan from Washington D.C. are resolved. However, just because discussion of strategic planning is off the table doesn’t mean that […]

$300M in state transit capital funding means that the Foothill Gold Line phase 2B project is now fully-funded. Photo by construction authority

Which Southern California Projects Will Get CA Transpo Funding Announced Yesterday

By Joe Linton | Apr 27, 2018

Southern California projects will receive plenty of state transportation funding. Metro projects include the Gold Line, Airport connection, West Santa Ana Branch, Green Line, Van Nuys Line, and more.

San Fernando Valley Prioritizes Freeways, Then Bemoans Lack of Transit

By Joe Linton | Dec 23, 2014

This seems to be the week that the news is that nothing happened in the San Fernando Valley. Last Thursday, SBLA reported that Metro Orange Line speed improvements are not happening yet. On Sunday, the Daily News ran a piece by Dakota Smith entitled, Lack of new San Fernando Valley rail lines draws complaints. Here’s […]

East San Fernando Valley Transit Corridor Study

By Damien Newton | Sep 24, 2012

You are invited to a series of community meetings for the East San Fernando Valley Transit Corridor Project. The meetings will be held: Tuesday, October 2, 2012, 6-8pm Sepulveda Middle School 15330 Plummer St North Hills, CA 91343 Served by Metro Rapid Line 734 & Metro Local Lines 234 & 167. Thursday, October 4, 2012, […]