In the city of LOS angeles, along corridors in the northeast LOS angeles community that includes marengo street between mission road and soto road; N

On June 13, 2025, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded $375,000 to the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) for mobility and access improvements in Northeast Los Angeles. The project encompasses infrastructure enhancements along five corridors: Marengo Street (between Mission Road and Soto Road), North Figueroa Street (between York Boulevard and Colorado Boulevard), York Boulevard (between Eagle Rock Boulevard and San Pascual Avenue), Yosemite Drive (between Eagle Rock Boulevard/North Figueroa Street and the Arroyo Seco Bike Path), and the Arroyo Seco Bike Path (between Arroyo Verde Street and the Arroyo Seco Golf Course).

The funded improvements are designed to increase transit connectivity, ridership, and access to key destinations in Northeast Los Angeles. Specific deliverables include reconstructed sidewalks, curb extensions, accessible ramps, pedestrian refuge islands, high-visibility crosswalks, traffic signal timing improvements, street trees, pedestrian lighting, transit furnishings, wayfinding signage, bicycle racks and repair stations, and expansion of the Arroyo Seco Bike Path. This formula grant allocation supports multimodal transportation development consistent with FHWA's Highway Planning and Construction program objectives for enhanced pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure within the state-administered project framework.

Project description

In the city of LOS angeles, along corridors in the northeast LOS angeles community that includes marengo street between mission road and soto road; N figueroa street, between york blvd and colorado blvd.; york blvd, between eagle rock blvd and SAN pascual AVE; yosemite DR. Between eagle rock blvd/N. Figueroa stree; T and the arroyo seco bike path between arroyo verde street and arroyo seco golf course mobility and access improvement to increase transit connectivity, ridership and access to key destinations in NE of LOS angeles along marengo ST., N figueroa ST., york blvd., yosemite DR., and arroyo seco bike path. Includes RE-constructed sidewalks, curb-extensions, access-ramps, pedestrian refuge island, high visibility crosswalks, traffic signal timing improvements, street trees, pedestrian lighting, transit furnitures, way-finding, bike-racks/repair stations and and improvement to /extension of the arroyo seco bike-path (TC)