Union Station will become a ghoulishly gleeful garden of goblins for the second annual Boo-nion Station! Bring the whole family for fun tricks and treats on the weekend of Oct. [continue reading]
The Metro call center will undergo a software upgrade requiring the department to adjust operating hours on Saturday, Oct. 19. The call center will be open from 6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. We will return to normal business hours on Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019 (8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.). We [continue reading]
“Bring the Family” to Taste of Soul this Saturday, Oct. 19 and enjoy live music, food from some of the best spots in town, exhibits from local businesses, and tons of entertainment [continue reading]
Metrolink will introduce new, updated schedules for the 91/Perris Valley, Orange County, IEOC, Riverside and San Bernardino lines on Monday, Oct. 14. The new schedules include weekend service for the [continue reading]
Metro is participating in California Clean Air Day and encouraging everyone to give transit a try on Wednesday, Oct. 2! Try Metro Bike Share for free with promo code 10219. Enter [continue reading]
Happy October! Don’t be afraid to drop by a Service Council meeting! The Councils are like neighborhood councils, but for all things Metro. Community members can provide feedback on bus service issues in their neighborhoods and hear about projects and programs in their regions. This month, all the Councils will [continue reading]
The Metro Board of Directors held their September meeting today. Here’s the agenda. The full recap will be posted here. Among the actions taken by the Board: • Unanimously approved round two of SR-710 North Corridor Mobility Improvement Projects, which would see the development and implementation of additional corridor mobility [continue reading]
Thank you, Expo Line riders, for your continued feedback about Expo Line overcrowding. Metro is working to identify remedies to help alleviate this situation and create more train capacity for riders. Currently, [continue reading]
Metro continues to rotate the Thruvision passive passenger screening system to augment our security presence on the Metro system. A demo was conducted today at North Hollywood Station. Thruvision units can be placed at locations throughout the Metro system and are equipped with software that quickly and unobtrusively screens individuals for [continue reading]
New exhibit We Are (Still) Here: Indigenous Peoples of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties will be on display at the Caltrans plaza and museum, located at Caltrans District 7 Headquarters [continue reading]
