City is 14th local agency to approve resolution supporting entry into the Joint Excercise of Powers agreement to form the OrangeLine Development Authority

City is 13th local agency to approve resolution supporting entry into Joint Excedrcise of Powers agreement to form the OrangeLine Development Authority

City is 11th local agency to approve resolution supporting entry into the Joint Excercise of Powers agreement to form the OrangeLine Development Authority

City is 11th local agency to approve resolution supporting entry into Joint Excercise of Powers agreement to form the OrangeLine Development Authority

Local council representing 27 cities in Southeast Los Angeles County, California is 10th public agency to join Maglev deployment authority

This Update Brochure to the Media gives the latest summary on the Maglev Deployment Program

City is nineth to approve resolution supporting entry into the Joint Excercise of Powers agreement (JPA) to form OrangeLine Development Authority.

City is eighth to approve resolution supporting entry into the Joint Excercise of Powers agreement to form OrangeLine Development Authority

Meeting in Ontario, CA, regional body selects initial operating segment from Ontario Airport to West Los Angeles, directs staff to seek funding for three projects: 1) Ontario-West Los Angeles; 2) Los Angeles-Palmdale, and; 3) OrangeLine from downtown Los Angeles to central Orange County. Support also given to maglev line connecting Southern California to Las Vegas, Nevada.

City is seventh to approve actions to enter into joint power authority to build 33-mile maglev system connecting Los Angeles and Orange Counties

City is sixth to approve actions to enter into joint power authority to build 33-mile maglev system connecting Los Angeles and Orange Counties

City is fifth to approve actions to enter into joint power authority to build 33-mile maglev system connecting Los Angeles and Orange Counties

Committee recommends the LAX to March maglev corridor as candidate for initial operating segment. Recommendation now goes to the SCAG Regional Council for final action

The City Councils unanimously voted to approve joining with the City of Cerritos and the City of Huntington Park in forming the OrangeLine Joint Power Authority

The City Council unanimously approved joining in the OrangeLine Maglev Development Joint Power Authority that will pursue construction of the 33-mile OrangeLine connecting downtown Los Angeles with the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California

The City Council unanimously approved taking the first step in formation of the public entity that will complete the studies necessary to begin construction of the 33-mile OrangeLine connecting downtown Los Angeles with the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California

SB690 would have limited the activities of the CHSRA to conventional high speed rail technologies with at least five years of revenue service...

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The 27-city Gateway Council of Governments in southeast Los Angeles County, California has approved formation of a joint power authority to deploy a 33-mile Maglev line that would connect downtown Los Angeles with Anaheim and Santa Ana in central Orange County

Three year contract calls for engineering and financial planning studies for what could be the first high-speed Maglev system in the U.S.

California Governor Gray Davis signed legislation to place a measure before the voters in 2004 that will authorize the sale of up to $9.9 billion in bonds to finance a statewide high speed train system.

After nearly two years of deliberations, regional transportation officials have settled on a route linking West Los Angeles and Ontario International Airport for the first leg of a proposed high-speed railway, and formally asked Congress this week for money to begin planning.