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Every year, a handful out of the city’s thousands bus operators compete to choose the best of the best. That’s right, bus operators have their very own Olympics, or World [continue reading]
The 20th annual Walk for Hope L.A. to benefit research and treatment at the City of Hope is this Sunday — and it couldn’t be easier to reach via transit. [continue reading]
The Breeders Cup is being held at historic Santa Anita Park in Arcadia on Friday and Saturday. With the Gold Line opening to Arcadia earlier this year, it’s pretty easy [continue reading]
Metro will be holding customer appreciation events over the next few days at various Metro Rail stations. There will be free musical performances and giveaways for riders. Agency staff will also be available to provide information on Metro’s programs and projects. Wednesday, Nov. 2 at North Hollywood Station: visit the Metro [continue reading]
GIS Day is celebrated internationally every third Wednesday of November as part of National Geography Awareness Week. It provides an international forum for users of geographic information systems (GIS) technology to [continue reading]
Happy Halloween Source Readers! The West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval is back, and due to massive crowds there will be street closures in the area. Several Metro buses—Line 2, 4, 10, 30, 105, 704 and [continue reading]
Time Out Los Angeles and Curbed LA have both come out with guides on the spookiest, most haunted places around Los Angeles, and here are the thirteen that are the most transit [continue reading]
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]
