Three Metro Blue Line stations–Grand/LATTC, San Pedro Street and Washington Station–will close this Friday evening and Saturday for upgrade work. Crews will install new station canopies, paint, tile and audio/visual [continue reading]
Metro is developing plans to improve Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station where the Blue and Green lines meet. The public is invited to attend a public hearing to provide comments on [continue reading]
Bus shuttles will replace Blue Line trains between Artesia and Del Amo Station this weekend, beginning Friday at 9 p.m. through Sunday close of service. Crews will be on the [continue reading]
Upgrade work continues on the Metro Green Line this weekend where crews will make much needed improvements, such as new paint and other visual enhancements, to El Segundo and Douglas [continue reading]
Metro Blue Line Florence Station will close again for upgrade work this weekend. The closure will begin tomorrow evening and last until the end of the service day on Sunday. During the [continue reading]
Florence Station is the next Metro Blue Line station to close temporarily for upgrade work. The closure will begin this Friday evening and continue until close of service Sunday. During [continue reading]
Upgrade work continues on the Metro Blue Line this weekend with vital track maintenance slated for a switch, or crossover point, between Artesia and Del Amo Station. Due to its [continue reading]
One of the more interesting staff reports sent to the Metro Board of Directors this month involves the potential of speeding up and improving the Orange Line, the Metro bus [continue reading]
Two stations will close completely this weekend on the Metro Blue Line as upgrade work continues. Willowbrook/Rosa Parks and 103rd Street/Watts Towers Station will receive improvements similar to those completed [continue reading]
Upgrade work continues at the Metro Blue Line’s Willowbrook/Rosa Parks, 103rd Street/Watts Towers and Firestone stations this weekend. All told, two additional weekends, Apr. 17-19 and 24-26, will be required [continue reading]
