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]
Final update, 6:55 p.m.: Law enforcement officials have completed their investigation at Highland Park Station and trains have been authorized to resume normal service between Southwest Museum and South Pasadena. The Gold Line is currently suspended between South Pasadena and Southwest Museum Station while law enforcement investigates a suspicious package near Highland [continue reading]
The three-month Little Tokyo/Arts District Station closure is set to begin Friday night, January 8, for major track relocation and tunneling work for the Regional Connector project. The Gold Line tracks are [continue reading]
This is a continuation of the ongoing testing program. Please be careful around trains, especially on the street-running segment along Colorado Avenue in Santa Monica. And before you ask…no, we don’t [continue reading]
It took a while but it’s now possible to plan transit trips on the Apple Maps feature on iPhones. The feature went live earlier this week after Metro provided Apple [continue reading]
Update, 6:22 p.m.: The Blue Line has resumed service to both tracks at San Pedro and Washington Station, and is attempting to recover its normal schedule after this evening’s train-auto incident. Residual delays should be expected through 6:30 p.m. On behalf of Metro, we’d like to thank all Blue Line customers [continue reading]
A full closure of the tracks west of Hawthorne/Lennox Station is slated to take place on the Green Line this weekend. This means that beginning Friday night, Dec. 18 at 9 [continue reading]
