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A walkway over Sunrise Valley Drive leads to the Innovation Center Metro station (staff photo by Angela Woolsey) A cycle path to the Innovation Center Metro station is circling closer to construction. Roughly $4 million in federal funding was secured for the project, which will include a cycle path from Sunrise Valley Drive to Innovation

LOS ANGELES — Proposition 22: California Gig Companies, Workers Get Their Day in Appeals Court- For more than a year, the California voter-approved gig economy law known as...

Outgoing commissioner Heather Larson was also honored during the Tuesday regular meeting.

The California Transportation Commission awarded $1 billion for walking and biking projects for disadvantaged communities throughout the state last week. This will fund 93 new projects, including developments in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties.

Central Coast governments are receiving millions of dollars in funding for public health and safety upgrades.

Well, a pleasant Friday surprise: The California Transportation Commission is kicking down a cool $1 billion to fund 93 new walking and biking projects in some of the state's "disadvantaged communities." Humboldt County communities qualify as such, but hopefully today's news makes us incrementally

The City of Los Angeles is set to receive more than $200 million in Active Transportation Program (ATP) grants following a vote on Wednesday by the California Transportation Commission (CTC). The ATP grants fund projects that support and encourage transportation through active modes such as walking, biking, and taking transit...

By JOSH FRIEDMAN The California Transportation Commission (CTC) on Wednesday awarded the city of San Luis Obispo a grant of nearly $7 million to make

The California Transportation Commission approved $80 million in 2023 Active Transportation Program funding for projects in Santa Barbara County.