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Metro Board Approves STC LPA (January 2026)
On January 22, 2026, the Metro Board voted unanimously to adopt the Metro staff recommendation of Modified Alternative 5, an underground heavy-rail alignment, as the Locally Preferred Alternative (LPA). This not only marks a major milestone but also meets the STC4All goals: a direct station on UCLA’s campus and a seamless connection to the Purple/D Line Westwood Village station.
Thank you to the Coalition members, supporters and students who advocated at the Board meeting, and at many other meetings and events over the past several years. STC4All voices were heard and in no small measure contributed to achieving this milestone!
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On January 22, 2026, the Metro Board voted unanimously to adopt the Metro staff recommendation of Modified Alternative 5, an underground heavy-rail alignment, as the Locally Preferred Alternative (LPA). This not only marks a major milestone but also meets the STC4All goals: a direct station on UCLA’s campus and a seamless connection to the Purple/D Line Westwood Village station.
Thank you to the Coalition members, supporters and students who advocated at the Board meeting, and at many other meetings and events over the past several years. STC4All voices were heard and in no small measure contributed to achieving this milestone!
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STC4All Press Conference (June 2025)
STC4All hosted a press conference at Metro Headquarters to congratulate Metro on their release of the Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) and urge Metro to build the Sepulveda Transit Corridor in time and with a UCLA on-campus station and seamless connection to the Purple/D Line.
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UCLA Alumni Town Hall (April 2025)
Several UCLA Alumni provided background information on the Sepulveda Transit Corridor to fellow UCLA Alum and encouraged them to become STC4All supporters.
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STC4All Fall Reception (October 2024)Coalition members and supporters attended STC4All's reception to gather together for the first time since the coalition was formed.
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Assemblymember, now Congresswoman, Friedman Remarks
