Caltrans Press Release
March 2011 Proposition 1B Transit And Air Quality Projects (3p. PDF : full list of recipients)
The City Fix
Beverly Hills Subway Route Discussed At Metro Meeting (p.4-5 of 20p. PDF)
Beverly Hills Weekly
Buses Add Car Racks To Ease L.A. Drivers' Uneasy Transition To Transit (April Fools Day humor)
Planetizen
Pasadena Star-News
AltTransport
Westwood-Century City Patch
DesertXpress: Las Vegas To Victorville (Final Environmental Impact Statement now available)
Federal Railroad Administration
U.S. DOT Fast Lane Blog
StreetsBlog LA
New York Times
Los Angeles Times
Associated Press
Argonaut
CityWatch
Los Angeles Times
International Business Times
KCRW Which Way LA?
The Source
What Rodeo Drive Looked Like In 1925 & More Hidden Treasures Of SoCal's Archives ("We asked the members of L.A. as Subject to dig through their collections and select one item that helps Southern Californians understand our region's heritage from diverse points of view." Metro Transportation Library & Archive shares the story of a rare map from the 1920s)
LA As Subject via KCET
Ventura County Star
Transportation Nation
Los Angeles Times
Pasadena Star-News
Reading L.A.: Robert Fogelson Examines A City "Hooked On Growth" ("Fogelson provides probably the best chapters ever written on the rise and fall of the city’s "interurban," or electric streetcar, networks. Those chapters also turn out to be a study -- since the streetcars were privately owned -- of the relationship in L.A.'s early years between mass transit and speculative real-estate development. Fogelson counts L.A.'s failure to take over those rail networks in the 1920s, as they began to lose money with the rise of the car, as one of the city's most historic missed opportunities.")
Los Angeles Times
Planning Report
Federal Computer Week
South Pasadena Officials Tasked With Closing A Near $700,000 Budget [Shortfall] For Next Year ("Staff was instructed to look into the efficiency of the Gold Link, a shuttle bus that drops people off at South Pasadena's Gold Line station.")
Pasadena Star-News
Next American City
LA Weekly
Daily Breeze
Transit Acceleration Campaign Goes National ("If it were constrained to voter-approved funding streams like Los Angeles's Measure R it could well usher in a new era of these measures, in which most voters could vote up or down on a set of plans knowing that if passed, all of them would be built and running in just ten years, soon enough to affect most voters' lives.")
Human Transit
StreetsBlog DC
LA As Subject via KCET
PC Magazine
