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Foothill Ranch, CA · Traffic & Transit
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Ramp, Lane Closures Coming Friday evening to 605 in Whittier
Caltrans later Friday will continue lane reduction and demolition work along the southbound San Gabriel River (605) Freeway in Whittier. The demolition will occur on the southbound 605 Freeway, from the southbound Pomona (60) Freeway to Peck Road Friday night through Monday morning, said Caltrans spokesperson Marc Bischoff. “Residents and...
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Seal Beach City Council OKs contract with OCTA for I-405 project
The City Council this week on Oct. 12, 2026, unanimously approved an agreement with the Orange County Transportation Authority for the I-405 improvement project. The agreement is for reimbursements to the city by the OCTA related to the project. The council also approved a budget amendment of $90,000. This was...
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Giant crack under Pacific Coast Highway in Orange County is a $4 million fix
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Big changes coming to downtown Inglewood as transit project gets underway
Inglewood officials broke ground Wednesday on the first phase of the Inglewood Transit Connector, a project that will include three mobility hubs and a pedestrian bridge connecting to the Metro K Line. The project aims to transform the downtown streetscape, making it more pedestrian-friendly and easing traffic congestion, especially during major events. Inglewood has become […]
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Azusa Accuses L.A. Metro, LASD of Dumping Passengers in City
Azusa officials are accusing Los Angeles Metro and the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department of dumping passengers in the city overnight. Residents say Metro’s A Line stops before reaching its final destination at the APU-Citrus College station. They report seeing deputies escorting passengers off trains during the early morning hours. One resident has been documenting the activity with photos and videos since March. Some residents believe the practice is contributing to an increase in crime in their neighborhoods. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department confirms deputies clear trains in Azusa to prepare for overnight maintenance work. However, the A Line’s eastern terminus is farther down the tracks in Pomona. Metro says the practice is not limited to the A Line, explaining that two other rail lines also stop short of their final stations overnight. Azusa officials are raising concerns about the impact on residents and public safety as questions grow over the overnight train operations.