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Some very good news: CicLAvia returns this Sunday with 2.25 miles of vehicle-free streets in Wilmington for your cycling, walking and rolling pleasure. This is the first CicLAvia since Feb. 2020 — just weeks before the pandemic shut so many good things down. It will be great to see folks [continue reading]
Thanks to a recent grant from the California Endowment through the Race Forward/Government Alliance for Race and Equity’s Innovation and Implementation Fund, Metro Art has piloted a new project titled [continue reading]
Fans will finally be able to attend games at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood this season starting with the Chargers-Rams pre-season opener on Saturday, August 14. Go Metro to SoFi Stadium [continue reading]
Have you heard that tune? If you’ve recently passed through Union Station, it might just be the public piano – a customer favorite which recently reopened for public play daily [continue reading]
We’re celebrating the black and gold with an LAFC commemorative TAP card! The cards are now available at Metro Customer Centers and select TAP vending machines at the Metro stations [continue reading]
Some fun news: Union Station’s piano is open again for public playing! To celebrate the return of the much-loved public piano at Union Station, Metro Art Presents has curated five [continue reading]
Attention all plant lovers! Mark your calendars for the debut of Plantopia, a plant and pottery market dedicated to all things botanical that will take place at Union Station on [continue reading]
Dear Riders, On Sunday, Metro Bus and Rail service changes went into effect — with more frequent service on many bus lines, as well as our light rail trains. Metro also resumed front door boarding on our buses to better accommodate the increase resulting from California’s reopening on June 15, [continue reading]
It has never been easier to get vaccinated to protect yourself and those around you from COVID-19. Metro has vaccination sites at easy-to-reach transit stations. Metro’s official app Transit can [continue reading]
A new tribute poster dedicated to all essential workers debuted this week across the Metro system. The workers include our own employees— who have kept L.A. County moving— and our [continue reading]
