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Have you already picked out which Red Bull Sound Select: 30 Days in LA concert you’re going to? For the entire month of November, concerts will be taking place all across Los Angeles, and [continue reading]
Only in the 1970s could two teenagers, sick of being the last to get picked up while hitchhiking to the beach, start their very own bus line. In 1971, La [continue reading]
The Metro Expo Line will begin running every six minutes for the majority of the day starting Monday, Oct. 24. Trains until now have run every 12 minutes; the service changes are expected to help reduce crowding and wait times for riders. Day-to-Day Service Levels Monday through Friday: Expo Line trains will run [continue reading]
It has come down to this: the Dodgers must save the Cubs from themselves because a World Series win by the Chicago Cubs would absolutely ruin them and everything that [continue reading]
It’s been a busy year for L.A. County’s transportation revolution, as Metro opened two major rail line projects and continued building three more. But there were dozens of other, less [continue reading]
CicLAvia is set — enjoy another car-free day Sunday, Oct. 16! Cruise through East L.A., Little Tokyo, Chinatown, DTLA and MacArthur Park on this year’s Heart of L.A. route. No bike? No worries! Metro Bike [continue reading]
The newest exhibition at the California Science Center is The Science Behind Pixar Exhibition. Here’s my reaction to it: But honestly, this exhibition is SO MUCH FUN. It doesn’t matter how [continue reading]
Taste of Soul is truly an event for foodies, but the festival also offers tons of non-food vendors with cultural goods, hand-made crafts and information on job opportunities and health [continue reading]
This post is by Sarah Schurtz from Metro’s Active Transportation team: Fall is here and that means it is time for Walktober! There are a lot of reasons to walk. [continue reading]
Two key points: •The bus is free to those with a game ticket! •All the info you need is here about the bus. The map above shows the stations [continue reading]
