In Depth: The dream of an unparalleled public transportation system in Los Angeles
The year was 1993 as Mayor Tom Bradley and Governer Pete Wilson opened LA's first subway with promises to build an unparalleled transportation system within 30 years. Today, we'll find out how close we are to that dream from decades ago.
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In Depth: The dream of an unparalleled public transportation system in Los Angeles
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