Final Update 4:00 p.m.: Power has been restored on the Metro Gold Line between Pico/Aliso and Soto Station. Trains will resume regular service between Pico/Aliso and Atlantic Station. Regional Connector bus shuttles, extended to Mariachi Plaza and Soto Station during the disruption, will return to making stops only at Union [continue reading]
First up: the 101 freeway isn’t the easiest to negotiate on the best of days, especially through the downtown Los Angeles interchanges. This weekend is going to be particularly slow as the segment of the 101 between the 10 and the 60 freeways will be closed due to the demolition of [continue reading]
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Bus shuttles will replace train service between Lake and Sierra Madre Villa Stations beginning 11 p.m. Saturday night, January 30 through 11 a.m. Sunday, January 31. During this time, crews [continue reading]
Three Metro Blue Line stations — Grand/LATTC, San Pedro Street and Washington — will be closed, and there will be no Blue Line trains between 7th Street/Metro Center and Vernon [continue reading]
As most of you know, we’re just over a week into the three-month closure of the Little Tokyo/Arts District Station. Work being done during the closure includes major track relocation and tunneling [continue reading]
Update, 6 p.m.: the incident has been cleared and trains should be running on schedule shortly. *** Update, 5:30 p.m.: Delays on the Metro Gold Line have been reduced to about 20 minutes. Trains continue to share the northbound-track between Lake and Del Mar Stations. This means customers traveling both to Sierra [continue reading]
The pilot program that has been in effect on the Metro Blue and Expo Lines during select weekends this past fall is about to become a permanent feature of weekend service [continue reading]
The closure of the Little Tokyo/Arts District Station until March 21 is set to begin this Friday night at 9 p.m. for major track relocation and tunneling work for the Regional Connector project. [continue reading]
Final update, 6:35 p.m.: The abandoned car has been removed from the Blue Line’s northbound track. Trains are resuming service to both tracks in the incident area, however, customers should expect residual delays of up to 15 minutes through the next hour, as trains get back on schedule. Earlier: The Metro Blue Line [continue reading]
