By Michael Guth | Published in the Santa Cruz Sentinel The Sierra Club is a steadfast advocate of active transportation that fosters...

Santa Cruz County is undergoing a wave of major transportation improvements aimed at creating a more connected, efficient, and resilient network. The Murray Street Bridge seismic retrofit is underway, the Highway One multimodal project continues, the Regional Transportation Commission is considering intercity passenger rail, and the METRO Transit District continues to develop long-term countywide transit solutions.

Two new design options for the Rail Trail have been presented, decisions to move forward are being delayed in Capitola.

The Rail Trail from the Boardwalk to south of Aptos is now fully funded and will break ground for construction over the next two years.

Make sure to get your comments in for the design of Santa Cruz County's new passenger Rail Service. Comments are due December 20th 2024.

November 12th and 13th, 2024. Click here for the details about the upcoming in-person workshops in Watsonville and Live Oak.

We did the research so you don't have to. Fact checking claims made by Greenway and Trail Now about the Rail & Trail.

Join us on October 19th for a scavenger hunt! Walk, roll or ride to over 20 different stops and activities along the Westside Rail Trail.

Santa Cruz County Rail & Trail Election Guide - Candidate Survey

We’ve been going over design best practices, grant requirements, and demographic and transportation data to make sure the new rail service w

California and the Federal Govenment have recently increased the amount of funding available for rail projects. Let's take a look.

Over the next four weeks, the Santa Cruz Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) is taking public comment on the first draft of rail...

Santa Cruz Friends of the Rail & Trail presenting the first-ever Rail & Trailblazer awards to Grace Blakeslee and Andy Schiffrin.

Construction begins on North Reach Rail Trail connecting Wilder Ranch, Cotoni-Coast Dairies National Monument and Davenport.

Federal funds geared toward exploration and development of passenger rail service in Santa Cruz County and the Central Coast region more broadly have officially pulled into the station.

Former Greenway Executive Director Manu Koenig continues to use delay tactics, half-truths, and misinformation to try and stop the Rail &...

More than 50 local transportation advocates rallied in front of the Santa Cruz County Government Center on Wednesday to call on county

After simmering beneath the surface for months, one of Santa Cruz County’s most hotly debated issues was recently brought back

The March 26th Board of Supervisors Meeting had a giant (not good) surprise for Rail Trail supporters. During a routine EIR approval for...

2023 has been an exciting year because we were able to do something we've wanted to do for a long time: successfully advocate for public...