The K Line Extension to Torrance is a Measure M project studying light rail transit options between the existing Redondo Beach Station and the Torrance Transit Center. The extension will add 4.7 miles of new track and is projected to serve 11,500 daily riders by 2042. This extension will also now operate as the southern continuation of the K Line from Redondo Beach (formerly C Line). TRG has led the outreach and public engagement efforts on the project from the initial Alternative Analysis phase of the study, through significant milestones up to the approval of the Hawthorne Alignment by the Los Angeles Metro Board of Directors.


In fall of 2025, the City of Long Beach Department of Public Works launched an important effort to connect Drake Park and Cesar E. Chavez Park into a single, unified regional park space through a master planning process. These projects are named the Drake-Chavez Master Plan Project and the Drake-Chavez Connection Project. These projects aims to expand public access to open space, strengthen connections between surrounding neighborhoods, and create a continuous recreation corridor along the lower Los Angeles River. Once complete, the projects will transform nearly 20 acres of existing and new open space and transform portions of the adjacent former industrial area into an accessible, multi-use public space for recreation, gathering, and environmental restoration.