The L.A. Times Festival of Books returns to the USC campus April 13 – 14. Browse through hundreds of booksellers and enjoy the kids’ area, live music, virtual reality, cultural entertainment [continue reading]
New regional transportation options are now on TAP, like Metro Bike Share. Additional programs, including MicroTransit, electric vehicle car-charging and parking, will soon be on TAP as well. Use a TAP [continue reading]
As many of you hopefully know by now, the Blue Line is in the midst of the New Blue Improvements Project, a comprehensive $350-million modernization to improve reliability, enhance safety [continue reading]
Metro is working closely with the Los Angeles Police Department to conduct a thorough investigation to apprehend the suspect in the March 14 sexual assault incident at Vermont/Sunset Station. Yesterday, LAPD issued a community alert with additional details on the suspect. Metro has shared this alert with all its law [continue reading]
News from the Westside: Los Angeles City Council rejected an appeal from neighborhood advocates fighting a bicycle lane on Venice Boulevard in Mar Vista, so now the group plans to [continue reading]
Metro is committed to creating a greener future with a greener workforce! We’re offering the following training classes to those interested in the environment and sustainability. These trainings are particularly [continue reading]
Transit operators have to keep a schedule, give directions, announce stops, remember stop requests, all while safely maneuvering an extra-large vehicle through unpredictable traffic, adverse weather conditions and some really [continue reading]
No one likes to “spring forward” but alas, until the time remains the same year-round, we’re all turning our clocks one hour ahead this Sunday. That means many of us [continue reading]
The Metro Blue Line, Los Angeles’ oldest light rail line, has been around for more than 25 years. In that time, the train livery has changed a few times, from [continue reading]
UPDATE, 4:30 p.m.: North Hollywood Station is now open for service, LAPD has concluded their investigation. Trains are resuming normal service to the station. North Hollywood Station is currently closed due while LAPD investigates a suspicious item on the Red Line platform. Bus shuttles are in service between Universal City/Studio [continue reading]
