For those planning to ride the Green Line the night of Thursday, July 14, please note there will be no train service between Redondo Beach and Douglas Station. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s [continue reading]
7:45 a.m.: Power was restored to both tracks and regular service resumed. The incident began about 4:30 a.m. with a loss of electrical power delivered to the Expo Line between Clarington and Sepulveda in the city of Los Angeles. Two trains were stranded without power and were safely evacuated. Service [continue reading]
BLUE LINE: trains resuming normal service, repairs completed pic.twitter.com/K0CaH5gOkq — Metro (@metrolosangeles) June 25, 2016 UPDATE, 8:50 p.m.: repairs have been completed and regular service in both directions was restored earlier this hour. There may be some residual delays for a while. Thank you to everyone for your patience. *** [continue reading]
The service changes go into effect this Sunday, June 26. The changes were approved by Metro’s Service Councils and overseen by the Metro Board of Directors. Among the changes: •All Gold [continue reading]
It’s a scorcher. As a result, Metro is taking some precautions to keep trains running. Among those: •There will be some speed restrictions on sections of the Gold Line, Expo Line and Green Line where power zones are strained or under extreme heat. Speed restrictions are precautionary measures during extreme [continue reading]
UPDATE, 7:30 a.m.: Train service has been restored. There will be some minor residual delays through 8 a.m. as train spacing evens out. UPDATE, 7:14 a.m.: Train service has been restored to one track through incident area. Customers will need to exit trains and cross platform to transfer at Highland [continue reading]
EXPO LINE: Trains resuming normal service w/ residual delays thru 9:15am. Earlier incident cleared. pic.twitter.com/iMKiZaO9GS — Metro (@metrolosangeles) June 13, 2016 EXPO LINE: Up to 20 min delays. Trains share the DTLA-bound track at Expo/Western. pic.twitter.com/X0ipAI7lZJ — Metro (@metrolosangeles) June 13, 2016 There is a disabled train near the Expo/Western [continue reading]
UPDATE, 8:25 p.m.: The overhead wires are repaired and service is resuming on both tracks. Trains will be running every 14 minutes for the remainder of Monday evening with speed restrictions in the area just south of Del Mar Boulevard. Regular weekday service is planned for the Tuesday morning commute [continue reading]
The good news: Metro is ramping up work on the construction of a new subway station for the Purple Line at Wilshire and La Brea. The not-quite-as-sunny news: here comes [continue reading]
UPDATE, 2:30 p.m.: Regular Gold Line service resumes for the remainder of the afternoon with residual delays while equipment repairs are underway. UPDATE, 1:40 p.m.: bus shuttles replace trains between South Pasadena and Fillmore Station. All other stations in service. Up to 15 minute delays along the line. *** We’ll [continue reading]
