Due to circumstances beyond our control, the Thursday, June 9 Gateway Cities Service Council meeting time will move from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., this month only. Everything else about the meeting will remain the same – the link to watch online, the phone numbers to listen or call to [continue reading]
Metro on Thursday announced that it has broken ground on a project that will finally build a bridge for freight and passenger trains over the busy intersection of Rosecrans and Marquardt avenues in Santa Fe Springs. See the above video. The bridge will replace the street level rail crossing which [continue reading]
The Sepulveda Transit Corridor project is hosting a virtual community meeting to provide an update on the project’s recently completed public scoping period. Metro last fall began the environmental phase [continue reading]
The North San Fernando Valley Transit Corridor project is hosting community meetings in June to provide the communities and stakeholders an update on the project. Scroll down to see meeting [continue reading]
As part of the Crenshaw/LAX light rail project (the future K Line), Metro personnel, LA County Fire, Inglewood Police, and LA County Sheriff’s Departments will conduct a series of emergency drills along the project alignment. The group will be conducting testing and practice emergency drills. The drills will include simulated [continue reading]
UPDATE, MAY 26: The Metro Board of Directors today voted to approve the proposed budget. The earlier blog post on the proposed budget is below. *** Metro’s proposed $8.8-billion budget for the next fiscal year will be considered by the agency’s Board of Directors at their meeting on Thursday, May [continue reading]
UPDATE: On Thursday, May 26, the Metro Board of Directors voted to approve the “no-build” option. Please read below for more on how we’re developing a new, better project for the 710. *** Improving traffic congestion and pollution associated with the 710 freeway is a major high-interest project for Metro. [continue reading]
UPDATE, MAY 26: The Metro Board of Directors today voted to approve the proposed budget. Below is the earlier Source post on public safety initiatives in the budget. *** Safety has been—and will continue to be—Metro’s top priority. As we assembled our proposed $8.8-billion budget for the coming 2023 fiscal [continue reading]
UPDATE, MAY 26: The Metro Board of Directors today voted to approve the proposed budget. *** Here’s the earlier blog post on the proposed highways budget: Metro’s proposed $8.8 billion budget for the next fiscal year – which begins July 1 – is being considered by our agency’s Board of [continue reading]
The Metro Board of Directors meets Thursday, May 26, at 10 a.m. for their May meeting. The meeting – as has been case since March 2020 – will be held virtually due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The agenda is embedded above. Go to this link to download the agenda [continue reading]
