With great sadness, Metro today reports that an agency employee has died of complications from COVID-19. “Our deepest condolences go out to the family, friends and coworkers of our close Metro family member,” said Metro CEO Phillip A. Washington. “This is a heartbreaking day for all Metro employees as we [continue reading]
Metro will host an interactive telephone town hall meeting on Wednesday, June 17, to discuss Metro’s draft 2020 Long Range Transportation Plan. Tune in from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Metro [continue reading]
This month, the Councils are going to take live public comments by phone during the meeting, as well as online. This experiment will start with the San Fernando Valley Service Council meeting on June 3. During the San Fernando Valley meeting, members of the public can call 877.422.8614 and enter [continue reading]
LA Countywide curfew is in effect today June 3 at 9 PM to June 4 at 5 AM. Some cities may set stricter curfews. Visit https://t.co/p46PbDhrCO for more info. pic.twitter.com/jyUeMDJUQI — Los Angeles County (@CountyofLA) June 3, 2020 •Two other cities have different curfews: Beverly Hills – The business district curfew [continue reading]
This past weekend, Metro Board Chair Butts accompanied Beverly Hills Mayor Friedman and other Beverly Hills officials on a visit to the future Wilshire/Rodeo Station. Metro and the City of [continue reading]
•Dept. of Public Health: Even though LA County is on the #RoadToRecovery, the risk of COVID-19 remains high for those with underlying health conditions, as they are more vulnerable to serious illness or death. People with underlying health conditions remain #SaferatHome. pic.twitter.com/C4EtsdL66E — LA Public Health (@lapublichealth) May 21, 2020 [continue reading]
This Memorial Day Weekend is a little different in terms of our bus and rail service. Instead of traveling to the usual parades, pool parties and quick getaways, we’re asking [continue reading]
As part of Metro’s efforts to improve the customer experience, our Station Evaluation Program ensures bus and rail stations — as well as the major transit centers that Metro serves [continue reading]
Dept. of What the What?: Another sign we’re living in the Upside Down — it was raining/sprinkling most of the morning and it was almost entirely green on traffic map [continue reading]
•Dept. of Face Coverings: –Face coverings are required if you’re riding Metro with the exception of those with certain disabilities or medical conditions. –The city of Los Angeles is telling people to wear face coverings when in public and the county is saying put on a face covering when around [continue reading]
