Nearly 50 years is a long time to wait for a train, but East Los Angeles residents can rest at ease, their train’s finally come in. An $898-million Gold Line extension opened in November, marking the first time in a half century a train has served that area.
The entire 20-mile Gold Line route from Pasadena to East L.A.’s Atlantic station cost a mere $1.25. One reason for rail line extension was to make it easier and cheaper for residents to reach jobs throughout SoCal, however some believe the importance of …