Irvine nation votes down CenterLine light rail plan
Irvine voters oppose the 1.2 billion CenterLine commuter train from Santa Ana Transit Center to UC Irvine, with 52 percent rejecting Measure A and Measure B. The defeat prompts OCTA to consider shortening the line, abandoning it, or combining buses and trains while Irvine plans more study. Mayor Agran calls for listening and continued planning.
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Councilwoman cites confusion over CenterLine rail measure
Councilwoman Christina Shea says voters were swayed by lack of information and dislike of the proposed CenterLine route. She adds two rail measures on the ballot could have confused voters as they considered the options.
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