Dept. of Free Rides on Earth Day Celebrate Earth Day by taking going Metro to hike the San Gabriel Mountains, enjoy a free concert at Union Station and more. https://t.co/u2QGaUNWYp [continue reading]
Metro is hosting three more community meetings to discuss the new northern alignment options (above) under study for the West Santa Ana Branch Transit Corridor, a new light rail line [continue reading]
We’ve been writing recently about the $2.4 billion that Metro is applying for from various state programs. Next up: The Trade Corridor Enhancement Program (TCEP), which awards $300 million annually for [continue reading]
To help gather information for the Sepulveda Transit Corridor project, Metro is conducting a short online survey to understand more about those who use the 405 freeway, Sepulveda Boulevard, canyon [continue reading]
Art of Transpo Elon Musk Boring Company Test Tunnel Could Get Fast-Tracked, Blocking Metro’s Sepulveda Rail Project (Streetsblog LA) We wrote about this yesterday. The Boring Company, owned by Elon [continue reading]
We’ve been writing recently about the $2.4 billion that Metro is applying for from various state programs. Next up: the Senate Bill 1 Solutions for Congested Corridors Program (SCCP). L.A. County [continue reading]
Friendly reminder: there will be a live webcast beginning at 6:30 p.m. of the public hearing on Thursday for the Division Portal Widening and Turnback Facility Project. This is the project that speed up the turnaround time for subway trains at Union Station and help add capacity to the line — [continue reading]
The Metro Gold Line Tokyo/Arts District Station will be closed on Saturday, April 21 as work progresses on the Regional Connector Transit Project. While the station is closed, construction crews [continue reading]
As part of Metro’s efforts to use local funds to attract other money to build projects, the agency is applying for $1.4 billion from the state’s Transit and Intercity Rail [continue reading]
As waves of homeless descend onto trains, L.A. tries a new strategy: social workers on the subway (LAT) As waves of homeless descend onto trains, L.A. tries a new strategy: [continue reading]
