With group events and public gatherings currently on hold, it’s more important than ever to find new ways to stay connected. That’s why Metro began a series of “Community Conversations,” which are online meetings hosted by community leaders to help us learn the histories, art, activism and cultural assets of [continue reading]
Construction activities continue to progress on the Regional Connector Transit Project. As part of the Federal government’s Coronavirus Guidance for America, transportation infrastructure is considered an “Essential Critical Infrastructure.” Metro’s [continue reading]
With group events and public gatherings currently on hold, it’s more important than ever to find new ways to stay connected. That’s why Metro began a series of “Community Conversations,” [continue reading]
Bicycling remains an essential way to get around, especially for those facing financial hardships due to the pandemic. It’s been a way for people to access resources as well as [continue reading]
Metro is here for your essential trips during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. We continue to run modified service to help you travel when necessary and our top priority remains safety [continue reading]
To comply with local and state directives limiting the number of people that can gather, the August Service Councils and NextGen Bus Plan public hearings will meet virtually. For August [continue reading]
In an ongoing effort to provide improved service during the COVID-19 pandemic while balancing Metro’s available resources, Metro will be adding and adjusting trips to select Metro Bus lines to [continue reading]
On July 26, 1990, President George H. W. Bush signed the Americans with Disabilities Act. The passing of the ADA marked a historical day for the ADA community, ensuring that [continue reading]
Construction activities continue to progress on the Purple (D Line) Extension Transit Project. As part of the Federal government’s Coronavirus Guidance for America, transportation infrastructure is considered an “Essential Critical [continue reading]
On this day in 1990: the Metro Blue Line – now known as the A Line – opened, marking the return of passenger rail to Los Angeles for the first [continue reading]
