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The Veterans Legacy Art Project gained national attention when project participant Brandi Anderson was invited to represent the art project and meet President Biden at a news conference during his [continue reading]
Key Metro Updates •Service changes are coming Sunday, Dec. 19. This is the third of three changes to implement our NextGen Bus Plan — the first big overhaul of the Metro Bus system in 25 years. The idea is to bulk up more frequent service on our most used routes [continue reading]
Our friends at Los Angeles County made this mini-doc about the first-ever Board of Supervisors comprised entirely of women — Kathryn Barger, Janice Hahn, Sheila Kuehl, Holly Mitchell and Board Chair Hilda Solis. All five also serve on the Metro Board of Directors.
The number of new COVID-19 cases continue to persist in our area. Please get vaccinated to help slow the spread! There are six vaccination clinics at easy-to-reach Metro stations. Vaccines are free, and no insurance or citizenship documentation is required. More info here. •In terms of bus and rail service, [continue reading]
As you likely know, the Delta variant of COVID-19 continues to drive an increase of positive cases and hospitalizations in Los Angeles County. •If you still need to get vaccinated, there are seven free vaccination clinics that Metro has helped set up at transit stations. The list of locations, hours [continue reading]
As you likely know, the Delta variant of COVID-19 is driving an increase of positive cases in Los Angeles County. •If you still need to get vaccinated, there are seven free vaccination clinics that Metro has helped set up at transit stations. The list of locations, hours and other key [continue reading]
The Metrolink Board of Directors on Friday voted to approve Darren Kettle as the next CEO of Metrolink, the commuter rail agency that serves Southern California. LA Metro is one [continue reading]
With COVID-19 cases again rising in Los Angeles County, a new health order took effect over the weekend requiring that all people wear face masks indoors. A few reminders: •As has been the case since May 2020, Metro and other transit agencies continue to require riders to wear face masks [continue reading]
After a long slog of a pandemic, today is “reopening” day across California — meaning some COVID-related rules are changing. ONE THAT IS NOT CHANGING: all riders on public transit are still required to wear masks, as per federal rules. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation as we work to make transit [continue reading]
Pandemic-wise, California’s reopening is Tuesday and there remains good news on two fronts: the decreasing number of COVID cases and the increasing number of vaccinations among residents. For those taking transit, here’s what to keep in mind: •Transit riders still must wear face masks, per federal requirements. There are mask [continue reading]
