Rebuild SoCal Newsletter

Mayor Karen Bass is feeling the pressure to start preparing for 2028. As many are aware, in the summer of 2028, Los Angeles will host the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

As Southern California continues to recover from a season of heavy rains, the state is relying heavily on construction efforts to assist with damaged infrastructure. The San Clemente train tracks

December 8th, 2023 marked a significant milestone for the Delta Conveyance Project. The California Department of Water Resources (DWR) released a final Environmental Impact Report for the tunnel project. The

This week, we learned from several reports that Brightline West and the California High-Speed Rail Authority will each receive $3 billion in federal funding.  The US Department of Transportation has

Happy #TriviaThursday! Here is our question this week: Southern California saw a few significant storms earlier this year- in the last 50 years, which season did the city of Los

Happy #TriviaThursday! Here is our question this week: Do you know how many people fly out of LAX every day? A. 89,000B. 241,000C. 350,000D. 110,500 The answer is B. 241,000!

Unions built the middle class.  On this Labor Day, let us thank our unions and union workers for their hard work and dedication. No matter how you celebrate, take some

Happy #TriviaThursday! Here is our question this week: Do you know what the biggest contributor to stormwater pollution in Southern California is? A. Illegal dumpingB. LitterC. Urban runoffD. Pet waste

On June 26th, 2023, Governor Gavin Newsom, Senate President pro Tempore Toni G. Atkins, and Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon announced that they have reached an agreement on the infrastructure package

Here are the top 3 most listened-to podcast episodes of The Rebuild SoCal Zone so far in 2023! #1: Our Conversation with San Bernardino County Supervisor Curt Hagman  “We can’t