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Solano not part of $1.2 billion for investments for urban, rural projects - Vimarsana News

Solano not part of $1.2 billion for investments for urban, rural projects

Last week the California Transportation Commission (CTC) allocated nearly $1.2 billion for investments for urban and rural projects throughout the state, continuing a historic push to improve the state’s vital transportation infrastructure. However, none of those funds will be going toward Solano County, although SHOPP funds will.

Check Out America's Best New Bike Lanes — Streetsblog USA - Vimarsana News

Check Out America's Best New Bike Lanes — Streetsblog USA

These are the best of the best in America. We wish there were 1,000 entries on this list, but, alas only 20.

Many road renovation projects will take place in Fontana during 2024 - Vimarsana News

Many road renovation projects will take place in Fontana during 2024

As the new year begins, the City of Fontana’s Engineering Department is working on numerous projects in an effort to improve road conditions throughout the city.

Ballona Creek Path Extension Projects Gaining Momentum - Streetsblog Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

Ballona Creek Path Extension Projects Gaining Momentum - Streetsblog Los Angeles

Yes, extending the Ballona Creek path upstream is feasible. Yes, it's costly enough that Los Angeles and Culver City will likely need external grant funding.

Alhambra Locals Get Another Month to Review City's Bike/Ped Plan - Vimarsana News

Alhambra Locals Get Another Month to Review City's Bike/Ped Plan

The release of the final plan just a few days before it was set to be adopted riled some Alhambra residents, but city officials say the sooner it’s voted on, the sooner they can seek funding