Upgrade work continues on the Metro Green Line this weekend where crews will make much needed improvements, such as new paint and other visual enhancements, to El Segundo and Douglas [continue reading]
Metro Blue Line Florence Station will close again for upgrade work this weekend. The closure will begin tomorrow evening and last until the end of the service day on Sunday. During the [continue reading]
Update, 3:17 p.m.: Repairs to the Metro Green Line overhead power supply system are complete at this time. Trains are resuming normal service with residual delays as the regular schedule is re-established. The Metro Green Line is currently running trains every 20 minutes due to overhead power supply damage near Long Beach Boulevard [continue reading]
Final Update, 6:40 p.m.: Repairs to the overhead power supply system near Aviation/LAX are complete, and the Metro Green Line is resuming normal service at this time. The Metro Green Line is currently running with major delays due to damage to the overhead wires and power supply system between Aviation/LAX [continue reading]
The boarding location of some Foothill Transit buses at El Monte Station will change this Monday, beginning at 5 a.m., due to a waterproofing project. The work is predicted to [continue reading]
Redondo Boulevard at Florence Avenue will be permanently closed on Friday in preparation of upcoming construction activities for the Crenshaw/LAX Line. Cars will not be able to turn from Redondo onto Florence or vice versa. The closure is being done so that the old railroad tracks can be removed and new [continue reading]
Metro will conduct more station refurbishment work on the Green Line this weekend. In order for crews to perform the work, Redondo Beach Station will close Saturday, May 2, and [continue reading]
Florence Station is the next Metro Blue Line station to close temporarily for upgrade work. The closure will begin this Friday evening and continue until close of service Sunday. During [continue reading]
Repairs to the damaged overhead wires in South Pasadena have been completed, and the Metro Gold Line will resume regularly scheduled service with start of service on Saturday. The cause of the incident [continue reading]
UPDATED, 6:40 p.m. Friday: Gold Line customers should continue to expect delays of 20 to 30 minutes going into Friday night, as work on the overhead wires in South Pasadena [continue reading]
