Nearly 170 people gathered to create partnerships and learn about OCTA’s procurement process and small business resources.

OCTA reaches out to the community to educate, engage, celebrate and collaborate to move transportation forward.

Two employee-led groups champion women during Women’s History Month in March and throughout the year.

Compared to the previous year, the event attracted twice the number of attendees and nearly triple the number of high schools.

How OCTA helped the Irvine Ranch Conservancy bring two ecologically sensitive areas back to how they were 300 to 400 years ago.

Signal synchronization saves time, reduces stops, and improves speed for better journeys throughout Orange County.

Bus riders express their appreciation leading up to March 18, National Transit Employee Appreciation Day.

OCTA offers one of the only programs in the country that pairs service animals and their trainers with experience riding public transportation.

Partial rail service resumed as work continues to build a catchment wall to protect the rail right of way.

Ready to take fans out to the ballgame, the Angels Express is back and better than ever.

Director Fred Jung, elected as the Vice Chair of the LOSSAN Board, represents OCTA.

OCTA distributed funding to build new bike lanes along Adams Avenue and Fairview Road.

On Sunday, March 10, it will be time to spring forward by turning the clock ahead one hour.