Follow these tips to get the most out of traveling by train
By Mark Ellwood First time planning a train trip? Start here. Seat 61.com is a fantastic resource if you’re starting from scratch. The site compares the routes, with everything from pricing data to the different amenities offered on each train. It’s Google for train lovers. America’s much-maligned rail system is hiding a few gems. One of my favorite trains Read More →
Rosewood housing project going up in Santa Paula
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Our view: High speed rail funds should go to highways
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Rice Avenue overpass project gets $68.6 million in funding
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State funding keeps tri-county commuters on track
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Ventura to Santa Barbara commuter train on track
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SBCAG upbeat on state funds for Highway 101 widening
More highway lanes, yes. Commuter trains, not so much. That was the word from Santa Barbara County Association of Governments Executive Director Marjie Kirn, who told business leaders on April 10 she’s optimistic that passage of a California transportation tax will fill a big part of the $300 million gap in funding for the Highway Read More →
