Rebuild SoCal

The Carlsbad Desalination Plant, a 50-million-gallon-per-day facility, is leading the way in water conservation, now supplying as much as 10% of the water to San Diego County.

As drought and climate pressures continue to challenge the Colorado River system, California is working with its neighbors to explore new ways to secure reliable water supplies for the future.

It's been one month, riding the D line!

The D Line extension changed the way Angelenos traverse our city for decades to come. Cutting travel times nearly in half and bridging neighborhoods together. We have never been more connected than we are right now!

SoCal's Infrastructure doesn't build itself.

Behind every project is a crew of skilled union workers putting in the hours to keep SoCal moving forward.

There is a clear voter mandate in SoCal for infrastructure projects! The support for building is across all 6 major counties in SoCal is region-wide. Californians want to see investments in our communities and to see them quickly.

The World Cup is finally here ⚽️ ! Fans from across the globe will descend upon LA to cheer on their teams. Putting LA's infrastructure to the test as we prepare for LA28 and beyond. We hope everyone in SoCal can enjoy the festivities and go Team USA!

The World Cup has come to LA! SoCal has been planning for this historic event, but you might be wondering how to navigate to SoFi Stadium and World Cup watch parties with public transit. Rebuild has you covered!

Infrastructure is always moving forward and so are we.

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The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach move the goods that power American businesses, support thousands of jobs, and keep supply chains running. When we invest in port infrastructure, we directly invest in our economic growth, workforce, and a stronger future.

Women are helping build the future of Los Angeles right beneath our feet.

From the Metro D Line extension to other major infrastructure projects across the region, skilled tradeswomen are putting in the work to expand transit, connect communities, and keep LA moving forward.