Whether or not you’ve ridden the K Line and seen its impressive station artworks, there’s a lot to learn in a new exhibition that explores the influences and processes behind [continue reading]
We have big events coming up for The Day of the Dead – one of the largest and oldest celebrations in Mexico, where loved ones who are no longer with [continue reading]
As we’re marking the first anniversary of the opening of the K Line, we’re also looking at how to bring it further north. Over the past few weeks, we held [continue reading]
Isn’t it great when the foods that you are craving most happen to be right next to your train station? For this reason –and because Metro is about to celebrate [continue reading]
Whenever you take a ride on one of Metro’s buses, trains, bikes, or Metro Micro vans, your ride is supported by hundreds of people –– drivers, mechanics, service attendants, custodians, [continue reading]
California’s 6th annual Clean Air Day is just around the corner –– a moment where organizations big and small come together to encourage everyone to do their part to improve [continue reading]
The time really flies, doesn’t it? It’s hard to believe that it was almost an entire year ago that the K Line officially opened to the public, restoring rail service [continue reading]
Can paying people not to drive reduce traffic? Well, research and practice from around the globe show that incentives to take transit, carpool, walk or bike can reduce driving trips [continue reading]
To continue our celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Los Angeles Union Station (LAUS) in partnership with Metro and several other transportation agencies will bring mariachi music to the community this [continue reading]
This Friday, September 29, we will begin connecting the power lines from Westchester/Veterans station, which at present is the southernmost station on the K Line, to the future LAX / Metro Transit Center station –– an big step forward in this exciting project. (The new station is about 70% complete; [continue reading]
