Metro is rolling out videos that show 360 degree views of construction on two of our major transit projects: the Regional Connector and the Purple Line Extension. Above is a [continue reading]
At the new Little Tokyo/Arts District Station, crews have completed concrete placement of the exterior walls and roof for the rail tunnel entrance on 1st Street that will serve trains [continue reading]
Crews on the Regional Connector project have reached another milestone on the project: this past week, crews broke through the concrete knock-out panel between 7th/Metro Station and the tunnel for [continue reading]
Earlier this year, a discovery was made at the site of the future Historic Broadway Station, one of three new Regional Connector stations. While performing station excavation, crews discovered a [continue reading]
Enjoyed by thousands of people every summer, Nisei Week is one of the nation’s longest running cultural festivals of its kind. The 78th annual edition of this Japanese-American celebration takes [continue reading]
Construction of the Regional Connector has reached the halfway mark, and crews can now start building the connection to the 7th St/Metro Center station in downtown L.A.’s Financial District. Beginning Saturday, [continue reading]
Metro invites you to celebrate the Regional Connector Transit Project’s 50 percent construction milestone on Saturday, May 19, at the Japanese American National Museum in downtown Los Angeles. Take the [continue reading]
Significant progress has been made on the Regional Connector Transit Project since the beginning of this year. From Little Tokyo to the Financial District, crews have been busy mining tunnels [continue reading]
In early morning hours of a cool winter morning, 20 concrete mixer trucks have arrived at the future Grand Av Arts/Bunker Hill Station in downtown Los Angeles. It was the [continue reading]
And that’s all she wrote. On Tuesday evening, the tunnel boring machine (TBM) for the Regional Connector — named Angeli — arrived beneath the intersection of Flower and 4th streets [continue reading]
