The Los Angeles-San Diego (LOSSAN) rail corridor is the second-busiest intercity rail corridor in the United States, serving 7.6 million passengers and moving $1 billion in goods and services each
California is facing its third year of drought, mainly driven by a shortage of rainfall. “In most places, we are missing an entire year of rain over the past three
As Los Angeles celebrates the opening of the new Sixth Street Viaduct, Rebuild SoCal Partnership congratulates the city leadership, construction firms, and thousands of union workers who helped to complete
On June 30 California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the state’s upcoming fiscal year budget, which includes an unprecedented $2.3 billion for port infrastructure improvements and upgrades. The budget sets aside
In the second part of our mini-series focused on California’s water crisis, we spoke with Deven Upadhyay, the Chief Operating Officer and Assistant General Manager at the Metropolitan Water District.
Bridges play a vital role in our communities and the economy. In California, close to 673,254,000 million cars drive over bridges every day. Bridges connect people to jobs, schools, and
“We are not going to conserve our way out of this drought.” In this episode, host Jon Switalski spoke with the Director of the California Department of Water Resources, Karla
We can all agree that hundreds of millions of people crossing falling bridges in earthquake-prone California is not safe. Yet today, California is home to nearly 2,000 structurally deficient bridges.
