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Thousand Oaks is a city located in Ventura County, between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara. There are plenty of family-friendly things to do here. So many, in fact, that you’ll be planning to make ...

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Executive Director Caroline Rodriguez says her organization will move into its new facilities along U.S. 40 by mid-March ... by having them spray down a bus in sub-zero temperatures,” Rodriguez said.

TransLink has revealed the future locations of new bus rapid transit stations in Surrey, Maple Ridge, and Langley. Transit riders are also being asked for their feedback on initial designs of the ...

The state-funded public transit system will soon celebrate 40 years of getting residents from ... If a customer can’t get to a bus stop, but can wait along the route, they can be picked up.

The project, which began initial construction in June 2024, is expected to provide an overall five to 10 percent transit travel time savings. People board a Route 40 bus. The Seattle Department of ...

The weekly Acorn has always been delivered to your driveway at no cost—that more than 40-year tradition will continue—and from now on The Acorn on the internet will be free as well. Why the change?