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California getting $18.4 million in federal funds for World Cup transit

Schiff said the World Cup would bring visitors and boost local economies after he and Sen. Padilla advocated for transit funding.

California getting $18.4 million in federal funds for World Cup transit
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California is set to receive $18.4 million in federal transit funding for World Cup host areas in Los Angeles and the Bay Area. Senators Padilla and Schiff said they advocated for the funding, which is intended to support transportation and safety for visitors.

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U.S. senator from California who advocated for the World Cup transit funding

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ALSO MENTIONED  Alexa Padilla, U.S. senator from California who advocated for the World Cup transit funding; Carolyn Gonot, VTA CEO commenting on the funding; Stephanie Wiggins, Los Angeles Metro CEO commenting on the funding

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