New “megastorm” predictions highlight the need for infrastructure investment in California
According to recently published research from UCLA, California faces dramatic increases in “megastorm” risk due to global warming. In an […]
Talking Careers in Construction with LAUSD
“I would encourage students to understand this industry is in high demand.” In this episode, host Marci Stanage spoke with
California receives more than $119 million in transportation grants
Last week, Senators Dianne Feinstein and Alex Padilla (both D-Calif.) announced that eight local governments, transit agencies, and tribes in
LAX Automated People Mover is One Step Closer to the Finish Line
The first three electric rail cars for Los Angeles International Airport’s Automated People Mover (APM) were delivered last week, marking
Drought: How one Orange County water district drilled down to become self-sustaining
As climate change, drought, and growing demand dramatically reduce water supplies, municipalities are looking to various local alternatives to meet
$300 million secured for a plan to move train tracks off crumbling Del Mar bluffs
The Los Angeles-San Diego (LOSSAN) rail corridor is the second-busiest intercity rail corridor in the United States, serving 7.6 million
California is missing an entire year of rainfall since mid-2019
California is facing its third year of drought, mainly driven by a shortage of rainfall. “In most places, we are
Rebuild SoCal Partnership congratulates the City of Los Angeles on the opening of the Sixth Street Viaduct
As Los Angeles celebrates the opening of the new Sixth Street Viaduct, Rebuild SoCal Partnership congratulates the city leadership, construction