Meghan McCarty Carino
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The governor repeated his call for major spending to shore up a deteriorating infrastructure, which has taken on more urgency with the Oroville Dam crisis and recent rains. -
LAPD and Long Beach police will join county sheriffs in policing L.A. county buses and trains in an effort to add officers to the system and increase security. -
After a stalemate lasting a year and a half, the California Legislature will again take on proposals to fund a $136-billion backlog in needed road repairs. -
There's been a decades-long debate over how to connect two ends of the San Gabriel Valley. Could the option of a 710 tunnel be scrapped for good?
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The city of Los Angeles promises to respond to requests to fix potholes within three working days, but winter storms last month quadrupled the usual load. -
Funded by Measure M, it would replace an express bus already connecting the Orange and Red Lines with the Gold Line with new bus-only lanes. -
Saturday's demonstrators were urged to take public transit, increasing the typical Saturday ridership by hundreds of thousands. -
Federal transportation officials are investigating a complaint that Metro is discriminating against black riders in enforcing fares. Metro denies it does so. -
The disruption of a major artery between San Fernando Valley and L.A's westside isn't over yet. Any closure has a ripple effect, and there's more rain coming. -
The public can comment by email or in person on the two-lane bikeway, fully separated from car traffic and connecting downtown with the Helms Bakery and Expo Line.
Stories by Meghan McCarty Carino
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