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Time for the weekly weekend round-up! Whether you’re looking to start the holiday early or escape the seasonal celebrations, here are some great, transit-adjacent events happening across L.A. this weekend. [continue reading]
Good news, folks–Metro will once again offer special holiday free rides on all Metro Bus and Rail lines operating on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve so everyone can get [continue reading]
There are some significant changes coming to Metro Rapid Bus service in the San Fernando Valley on Dec. 14th as part of Metro’s twice-yearly service changes. The gist of it: there are two new lines beginning that day, the 744 and the Valley-Westside Express. The new lines are replacing [continue reading]
Freshly posted to the Big Blue Bus website: TAP is coming to Santa Monica Big Blue Bus! Starting March 2015, you can pay with Stored Value, an EZ transit pass on [continue reading]
You’ve cleaned out the guest room and checked the air mattress for leaks — it’s the holiday season and your house may soon be packed with visiting friends and family. If you have [continue reading]
If you happen to be out and about the weekend of December 20-21, try your luck at the Metro Holiday Hunt. It’s a game for the speedy and Metro savvy, [continue reading]
Looking for great gifts at discounted prices? The Metro Speakers Bureau can direct you to outstanding holiday shopping experiences that are discounted for Metro riders. Just in time for the [continue reading]
FINAL UPDATE: The CHP early Tuesday cancelled the SigAlert due to fire damage. 5:22 AM CLOSURE CANCELLATION: NB I-110 FROM I-10 TO US-101 ALL LANES OPEN — CHP PIO – [continue reading]
The 11th installation of CicLAvia — the first to be held in South L.A. — took place yesterday, and by all accounts it was another success. Cyclists and pedestrians travelled along the car-less [continue reading]
Fleetwood Mac returns to The Forum in Inglewood this Saturday, and so here’s your Friday music rec. There’s been lots of covers of this song, but the original is still the [continue reading]
