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Monterey Park is Latest City to Approve Quick Build Bus Rapid Transit - Streetsblog Los Angeles (opens the original)
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Monterey Park’s city council voted unanimously (3-0) last night to approve its two quick build “jump start” segments of SGV Forward – the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments’ bus rapid transit project. Councilmembers Thomas Wong and Elizabeth Yang recused themselves from the vote, as they both live within 500 feet of the project area. SGV Forward is a bus rapid transit (BRT) line that will allow residents of the south San Gabriel Valley to traverse the region primarily eastward and westwar
See Glendora’s Bike/Walk People Movement Project at Open House on 9/10 - Streetsblog Los Angeles (opens the original)
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This Thursday from 6-8 p.m. at the Glendora Civic Center’s Bidwell Forum, city staff will be exhibiting designs and answering questions about the city’s People Movement Project. The People Movement Project is an initiative which is fully funded, and has been in the works since the 2010’s. For $21.4 million, the city looks to build eight miles of greenways along all three of its flood control channels, and two miles of multimodal improvements along Foothill Boulevard and Glendora Avenue, includin
Parts of San Gabriel River and Rio Hondo Bike Paths Closing for Dam Construction - Streetsblog Los Angeles (opens the original)
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The United States Army Corps of Engineers is about to begin “high urgency” renovations on the Whittier Narrows Dam. The Dam is located southwest of the 60/605 Freeway interchange, and between the Rio Hondo and San Gabriel Rivers. It protects over a million Southern Californians from flooding. Construction will begin around this October, and is expected to last until 2033. The dam will remain fully operational during construction. USACE Public Affairs Chief Dena O’Dell tells SBLA that the $735 mi
SGV Multimodal Projects Roundup – August 2026 - Streetsblog Los Angeles (opens the original)
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The city of Alhambra has contracted design firm Transtech Engineers Inc. to work on the pedestrian components of the “Walk, Bike, Move Alhambra!” vision plan. The plan calls for 58 miles of bike facilities and eight “Pedestrian Priority Zones” with a mix of high visibility crosswalks, flashing beacons, leading pedestrian intervals, curb extensions, protective landscaping, and traffic circles. Transtech is contracted for $74,650, and the city has $14,387,027 in Measure R funds for the pedestrian
Pomona adds ‘Kids World’ to Downtown - Streetsblog Los Angeles (opens the original)
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“Hold my drink,” Pomona perhaps said, watching Baldwin Park open a blockbuster playground a few weeks ago. Soon after, the town named for the Roman goddess of fruit harvested its own play structure for children of all abilities. Kids World Pomona is a holistic addition to the town’s civic center, which was in a bit of a decline in recent times. The library had been closed for much of last year, and there were issues with encampments prior to that. At its best, it was a large emptyish area. Now,
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