Categories: 2018-2019 El Niño

Passenger Rail comes to King City

I think this is great news for the Central Coast.

bigsurkate

Appointed appellate counsel for indigent defendants (retired.) I have lived in Big Sur since 1984, first on the north coast, and on the South Coast since 1989.

View Comments

  • This is a positive but what would be really awesome would be if the Pacific Surfliner would get further than San Luis Obispo (at least up to Paso Robles but even as far as King City) since it runs several times a day and the Coast Starlight is only once a day and is often running late to quite late.

  • NO NO NO
    It needs to connect completely! The tracks are there, the old depots are there.... they just no longer stop. Salinas Depot is a perfect example. Of course, this might be financially rewarding for King City and any forwarding thinking people. Maybe time to set up a little deli next door?

Share
Published by
bigsurkate

Recent Posts

Photo Sunday, 11/1/26, Plaskett Fire Story by Connie McCoy

Sorry, Sunday got away from me and I almost forgot this.

3 days ago

Winter Storm Preparedness Town Hall

2026-27 Winter Storm Preparedness Town Hall - Big SurTonight's meeting will be available on Zoom…

6 days ago

Reminder, Daytime closure in Torre Canyon Area tomorrow

I drove through there today and it is a bit scary. Rocks are falling in…

1 week ago

Statewide PCH & El Niño

Local News Gov. Newsom signs order to protect Pacific Coast Highway, California coastal communities from…

1 week ago

Photo Sunday, 10/25/26 – The Plaskett Fire Story, by Connie McCoy

These photos Connie took tell the story without words. I will be featuring her photos…

2 weeks ago

This website uses cookies.