Photos by Juan Ocampo for Metro, Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority and Darrell Clarke A big day for the Gold Line Foothill Extension project on Saturday with the official [continue reading]
Quick reminder: there is a public open house and dedication tomorrow for the new Foothill Gold Line Operations Campus in Monrovia. In the meantime, some relevant numbers above. And the [continue reading]
This should be a fun event. The campus is a very impressive facility and will eventually store many of the rail cars used on the Gold Line after the 11.5-mile [continue reading]
Some of the many sustainability features included in the new and nearly complete Gold Line Maintenance Campus in Monrovia were on display this morning at a media event hosted by [continue reading]
Click above to see larger version of the photos. Credit: Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority. Another milestone last week for the Gold Line Foothill Extension project: the first light [continue reading]
There is still construction work to complete on the Gold Line Foothill Extension project, but still some welcome news — train testing on portions of the track will soon be beginning. The notice from the Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority is below. As for those who live and work [continue reading]
Our friends at the Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority just released this new video of a ride along the new light rail tracks from Arcadia to Azusa. The [continue reading]
The test light rail vehicle entered @CityofDuarte/@cityofhope Gold Line station today on its 2nd day pic.twitter.com/xCjb5PUjhv — Foothill Gold Line (@IWillRide) December 9, 2014 There are many more photos on [continue reading]
After four years of construction, the Gold Line Foothill Extension project will reach a key milestone this morning: for the first time ever, a light rail vehicle will make its way down the [continue reading]
Nice looking plaza next to the Gold Line station located on the north side of Arcadia’s downtown at 1st Avenue and Santa Clara Street. The station will also feature a new [continue reading]
