With financial support from Measure R, a voter-approved sales tax, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s proposed $ 4.15-billion budget could pay for planning or construction for roughly a dozen lines.
While many agencies are cutting back, Los Angeles’ aggressive rail expansion is picking up steam.
L.A. Times – California | Local News
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