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In January 1940, the agency was created to fill the void when Pacific Electric Railway Co. discontinued its passenger service from Los Angeles to Torrance.
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The Food for Heroes program provides lunches for essential employees during the COVID-19 emergency.
Read More →Program benefits, provided by National Interstate and its affiliate, Safety, Claims and Litigation Services LLC, include access to a variety of risk management tools and resources, including an exclusive online customer website, and accident event recorder technology.
Read More →Georgia-based publishing company will print free, biweekly guidebook on the monorail and local attractions.
Read More →Twenty-seven specialized ART programs represent more than $200 million in premium in 2009 -- making up more than one-half of the company's gross written premiums.
Read More →The $1.8 million project, which began in July 2013 and was completed this May, was co-funded by Amtrak and the MTA through the Joint Benefits Agreement between the two agencies.
Read More →Over the past 23 years, John (pictured) and Larry Benjamin, co-owners of the Minnesota-based business, have built up their companies to become award-winning motorcoach and school bus operations. Meanwhile, the industry says goodbye to Larry, a well-loved member who made invaluable contributions through the UMA.
Read More →To mark the historic moment's 50th anniversary, the agency co-hosted a wreath-laying ceremony at the A. Phillip Randolph statue. Randolph was a leader of the civil rights march and organized the first African-American labor union.
Read More →The two construction projects will build HOV direct access ramps.
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