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Metro Breaks Ground on $4B East San Fernando Valley Light Rail, Bringing Trains Back to Van Nuys Boulevard After 74 Years

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LA Metro Gold line train arriving at Los Angeles Union Station during COVID-19 Era
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The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority formally launched construction on its 6.7-mile, 11-station East San Fernando Valley light rail line, a nearly $4 billion bet on one of the county's most car-scarce corridors that now carries a price tag $428 million above the figure Metro long attached to the project.

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