LAX People Mover Testing Advances as Project Set to Open January 2026
LAX Automated People Mover Update
The LAX automated people mover is progressing well with increased funding and resumed work. Testing has started in the central terminal area, marking the first time the trains have crossed Sepulveda and Century Boulevards. The system is expected to open in January 2026.
Metro Ridership Growth
Metro has reported over one million weekday riders in October, achieving year-over-year growth for 23 consecutive months. Weekday ridership is nearly 84% of pre-pandemic levels from October 2019, while weekend ridership stands at 97.5%.
Current Developments
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Housing Rezoning Plan
The Los Angeles City Council committee has approved a comprehensive housing rezoning plan. This initiative responds to state housing mandates, aiming to create an additional 255,000 homes by mid-February.
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Culver City Bike Lanes
Metro may revoke a $435,000 grant from Culver City due to the removal of protected bike lanes.
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Civic Center Revitalization
The Civic Center mall is struggling, leading the city to seek revitalization proposals. Plans for redevelopment have been in discussion for 30 years.
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Homeless Services Audit
A recent audit criticized the LA County homeless services agency, prompting a supervisor to suggest moving services under direct county control.
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Puente Hills Landfill Park
Plans for Puente Hills Landfill Park, expected to be a major green space in the San Gabriel Valley, are underway and aim for completion by 2027.
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CA voters approved a measure restricting the spending of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, potentially impacting its operations around Skid Row.
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