Sean Elo-Rivera, a San Diego councilmember, criticized ICE raids as "state-sponsored terrorism," prompting a social media clash with Stephen Miller and others.

April 18, 2019 (San Diego) - As the next generation of trolley cars gears up to begin service on the UC San Diego Blue Line this Saturday, officials with the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System ...

Given the compatibly of the city’s light- rail infrastructure with San Diego’s LRVs manufactured by Siemens, back in 2012, MTS sold 24 trolleys to Mendoza from its first-generation fleet.

Dozens of old San Diego trolley cars are getting a new life in South America, ... MTS’ second-generation trolleys — the Siemens SD100 series — rolled out in the mid-1990s.

The Metropolitan Transit System and an Argentinian province on Friday celebrated the donation of 39 San Diego trolley cars for their Metrotranvía light rail network.

The second contract with San Diego’s MTS encompasses the supply of 25 S700 LRVs, which will replace the existing high-floor SD100 vehicles. Once delivered, these vehicles will run across the entire 53 ...

SAN DIEGO — Metropolitan Transit System is donating up to 39 second-generation light rail vehicles to Mendoza, Argentina, as it makes way for a new order of trolleys. The Siemens SD100 vehicles, which ...

SAN Diego’s Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) is donating up to 39 decommissioned Siemens SD100 LRVs to Mendoza Transport (STM), Argentina. The first three LRVs have arrived in Argentina, and ...

The Siemens SD100 Series Trolleys began operation in 1995 and are the second generation of cars to serve San Diego ... Final trolley arrives in San Diego to complete MTS’ Mid-Coast Trolley ...

San Diego (Calif.) Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) is donating up to 39 decommissioned Siemens SD100 LRVs (light rail vehicles) to the city of Mendoza, Argentina. The first three LRVs recently ...

ARGENTINA: Mendoza’s Metrotranvía has taken delivery of the first three of up to 39 Siemens SD100 light rail vehicles which have been donated to the city by the US city of San Diego’s operator MTS.