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WRC News4 Today At 6 October 29, 2015 - Vimarsana News

WRC News4 Today At 6 October 29, 2015

Through woodbridge. Southbound lanes here. Again, pretty normal for 6 00 a. M. Chuck . Thanks, melissa. Outside we fweefbet a mostly cloudy sky. We had a lot of rain yesterday. Most of the rain is gone. Were not completely done with the rain chance for today and your weather headlines. Temperatures are on the mild side. Were in the 70s today. There will be a stiff breeze. Thats the colder air that comes back into place. Out ahead of it, actually cold front is back out to our west and generating showers. Not sure theyre going to, theyll be in town at about 10 00. Mid 60s around washington. Home...

Transit Expert Jarrett Walker has Advice for Los Angeles - Streetsblog Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

Transit Expert Jarrett Walker has Advice for Los Angeles - Streetsblog Los Angeles

Jarrett Walker talks choice riders, all-door boarding, bus lanes, BRT, and making the bus system more legible

Where the sidewalk (ext)ends: Gensler reveals updated plans for Hollywood Walk of Fame pedestrian improvements - Vimarsana News

Where the sidewalk (ext)ends: Gensler reveals updated plans for Hollywood Walk of Fame pedestrian improvements

Two years after its initial announcement, Gensler has shared updated project renderings and new site plan details for its pedestrian enhancement of LA's Hollywood Walk of Fame. The project entails a number of hastened improvements to the road surface and overall streetscape. Construction is...

Editorial: Metro is shortchanging L.A.'s bus riders and bus drivers - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Metro is shortchanging L.A.'s bus riders and bus drivers

Los Angeles-area buses carry two-thirds of the system’s riders, but they're treated as an afterthought compared with highway and rail projects.