Metro will host a live interactive telephone town hall meeting from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 22, to discuss Metro’s Goods Movement Strategic Plan and the agency’s direction on improving disparities, especially those that are most impacted by goods movement activities. Los Angeles County is one of [continue reading]
We have some exciting news. Metro and riders on 25 other transit systems in Los Angeles County can now add TAP cards to their iPhone or Apple Watch beginning today. [continue reading]
Our annual Energy & Resource Report (E&RR) has a new look and name. Metro launched a public Sustainability Reporting Dashboard that allows you to see our progress and learn about [continue reading]
Metro is exploring options on how best to support students during school district closures due to COVID-19, including ways to ensure students can access family resource centers being proposed by the Los Angeles Unified School District. Metro staff will present its findings to the Metro Board of Directors for consideration. [continue reading]
Treat your family to a unique journey on the Metrolink Holiday Express Train! For just $20, your holiday ride includes carolers, giveaways, a visit from Santa Claus and his elves, and meet and greets with your favorite animated feature stars. (Hint: One of the special guests is the most beloved M-O-U-S-E of all time! [continue reading]
It has been awhile since we’ve talked about line letters for Metro’s rail and bus rapid transit lines, which is always a favorite subject of readers! With the letters issue in the news a bit these days, we’d like to offer a brief refresher on where things stand. The Metro [continue reading]
The South Bay Service Council has been meeting on the second Friday of each month at 9:30 a.m. at Inglewood City Hall for the last several years and is considering moving to a different location. After witnessing high public attendance at the NextGen Bus Study workshops, they hope that moving [continue reading]
Metro CEO Phillip A. Washington and Metro’s Career Pathways Program — including the planned SEED School of Los Angeles County — were awarded the top prize Monday night in the Pioneer Institute’s Better Government Competition. The Pioneer Institute is a Boston-based, independent research organization that seeks to improve quality of [continue reading]
