Metro will be upgrading signal systems on the C Line (Green) starting 9 p.m. Friday, March 13 through end of service, Sunday, March 15. During this time, there will be no train service between Crenshaw/I-105 and Redondo Beach Station. This means the following stations will be closed: Hawthorne/Lennox, Aviation/LAX, Mariposa, [continue reading]
Lyft riders can now take shared rides to and from select Metro rail stations during weekday rush hour for a $3 flat fare. Once Lyft riders take three shared rides, [continue reading]
Save the date: Clock Tower Comedy, an evening of improv and stand-up hosted by comic Cameron Esposito, will take place on Union Station’s North Patio on Thursday, March 12 from 7 [continue reading]
It goes without saying that coronavirus is and will continue to be the big story in our region and across the world in the coming days. Metro has been fielding press inquiries and our messaging is this: we’re continuing the daily (sometimes more) cleaning regimen on buses, trains and facilities. [continue reading]
On Saturday, March 7 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., there will be no train service between Fillmore and Southwest Museum Station. During the closure, crews will perform maintenance to [continue reading]
This page is being updated as Metro responds to the ongoing health crisis. Sign up for updates from Metro on COVID-19 Metro COVID-19 FAQ FINAL UPDATE, June 15, 2021: New schedules to begin June 27. Visit mybus.metro.net to check if your bus line is changing. Pershing Square, Westlake/MacArthur Park and Vermont/Santa [continue reading]
UPDATE: Out of an abundance of caution we are postponing the Friday 3/13 AKUA concert at Union Station, and our art tour of Downtown stations on Saturday 3/14. We value [continue reading]
Metro is hosting an Older Adult Transportation Pop-Up event on Saturday, Feb. 29 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Pan Pacific Senior Activity Center. Location Details: Pan Pacific Senior [continue reading]
Commuters and visitors to Union Station are being treated to a new temporary exhibition featuring the work of internationally renowned Los Angeles artist Barbara Kruger. Her iconic thought-provoking work Untitled (Questions) dramatically enlivens the passageway connecting Union Station East and West. One of the most respected contemporary artists working today, [continue reading]
Part of Metro’s commitment to being a green agency includes educating our employees, as well anyone working in L.A. County, on the latest and greatest in sustainability practices through workforce [continue reading]
