Metro Chief Communications Officer (CCO) Pauletta Tonilas has announced that she has accepted the position of Assistant General Manager, Communications, at the Regional Transportation District (RTD) in Denver. Metro CEO Phil Washington will name an interim CCO and said that a national search for Pauletta’s replacement will soon commence. Pauletta [continue reading]
And so it begins…2019. Among the transpo-related news in the first week of the new year: •LAUSD teachers could go on strike beginning Thursday. The district says that schools will [continue reading]
The parking lot at the Blue Line Florence Station will be closed from Monday, Dec. 10 through Saturday, Dec. 15 for resurfacing improvements and lighting upgrades. Work activity is subject to weather conditions and may be extended through Dec. 24 if necessary. Please check posted signage for exact dates and [continue reading]
The video above “Trailblazers: Women who Move L.A.” presented by Metro’s Women & Girls Governing Council, features some of the trailblazing women at Metro who have been keeping L.A. on [continue reading]
On the Move Riders Program and Metro Art Presents are hosting the second-ever Raised on Records concert! This special holiday edition of Raised on Records will be held at Union [continue reading]
UPDATE: due to a delay in delivery, cards are being installed today and will be available at all stations listed by close of business tomorrow, Dec. 4. Metro is celebrating [continue reading]
A 51-year-old Commerce man has been arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with the stabbing death of Xuezhong Bao, 62, on the Gold Line on Tuesday. According to the San Gabriel Valley Tribune, police were first called when the southbound train was at Irwindale Station and police met the [continue reading]
Some good news out of Washington DC: the Federal Transit Administration has approved $100 million in New Starts funding for the third section of the Purple Line Extension between Century [continue reading]
The Red Line North Hollywood Chandler Lot will be closed for three months — through February 2019 — beginning Monday, Nov. 26. During the closure, crews will prepare and asphalt [continue reading]
Get ready for CicLAvia: Heart of LA on Sunday, Dec. 2! The route runs through Chinatown, DTLA, and Boyle Heights. Streets will be closed to cars and open for cyclists, [continue reading]
