Metro will perform urgent track work on a section of Metro L Line (Gold) beginning at 6 p.m., Saturday, August 13, 2022, until 4 a.m., Sunday, August 14, 2022. This work will require interruption of rail service between Highland Park Station and South Pasadena Station. Free bus shuttles will be [continue reading]
The C Line (Green) Extension to Torrance project is hosting community open-house meetings and a virtual meeting this month to provide an update on the project. The project is studying [continue reading]
The Metro E Line (Expo) has newly installed digital screens on its station platforms, and in addition to Metro customer information and third-party advertising, the new amenity also features Metro [continue reading]
Metro on Saturday joined Metro Board First Chair Jacquelyn Dupont-Walker, L.A. City Council Member Marqueece Harris-Dawson, Metro CEO Stephanie N. Wiggins and Crenshaw community leaders, supporters and residents to [continue reading]
In late July, one of our buses was struck at 1:15 a.m. on a Sunday morning by a hit-and-run driver who ran a red light. The driver fled and left their vehicle at the crash scene in Huntington Park. Three people aboard the bus were injured in the crash. Authorities believe [continue reading]
Earlier this summer, commissioned Westwood/VA Hospital station artist Francesco Simeti led a two-day art-making workshop for veterans who live on the campus of the West Los Angeles VA Medical Center.
Update 7/29 – The 3 latest Art on TAP cards are now available at Customer Centers New limited-edition Art on TAP cards featuring artworks commissioned by Metro Art launched at [continue reading]
Walking in the Leimert Park Station on the Crenshaw/LAX Line (K Line), Metro Art commissioned artist Mickalene Thomas admires the texture and color in the glass mosaic mural that captures [continue reading]
Your next ride might just be an artwork! What is the Metro Art Bus? An immersive art experience from street to seat that also connects neighborhoods across L.A. County, [continue reading]
With the new 6th Street Bridge open in downtown Los Angeles, Metro’s Line 18 is returning to its regular route beginning with the start of service on the morning of Sunday, July 17. This means Line 18 will take 6th Street across the L.A. River instead of 7th Street. Here [continue reading]
