•As you likely know by now, Los Angeles County health officials have extended safer-at-home orders indefinitely — but are also allowing thousands of businesses to reopen with restrictions. Here’s the [continue reading]
C Line (Green) service will be suspended this weekend beginning Friday, May 15 at 7 p.m. to close of service Sunday, May 17 as crews continue work to tie-in tracks [continue reading]
As you likely know, Metro on Thursday revised its policy on face coverings for riders. Face coverings are now required after being strongly recommended for the past month. The enforcement [continue reading]
Metro today is revising its policy on face coverings for riders. Beginning on Monday, May 11, Metro will require all riders on buses and trains wear face coverings to help [continue reading]
View this post on Instagram Today’s poem by Joseph Rios— who reads to us from his home in Jefferson Park — is an excerpt from “Ode to the Essential,” a new work he has dedicated to Metro’s workers and riders during the quarantine of 2020. As National Poetry Month [continue reading]
The April Regional Service Councils meetings were postponed out of consideration for the period of adjustment to COVID-19 pandemic, but will resume in May. To comply with local and state directives limiting the number of people that can gather, the meetings will be held virtually. If you’ve ever wondered what [continue reading]
Staying safer at home can come with many challenges, one of which is having to cook all your meals, all day every day. But if you’re in a position to [continue reading]
Metro provides transit safety presentations to schools within a half-mile radius of the A Line (Blue), E Line (Expo), and L Line (Gold). With schools currently closed due to safer at home [continue reading]
Last month, the Source reported that Metro has taken some new public safety-related education and outreach efforts that help ensure the Metro system is primarily used for essential travel as [continue reading]
Today’s numbers from the L.A. County Department of Public Health: @lapublichealth Announces 55 New Deaths Related to #COVID19 and 733 New Cases of Confirmed COVID-19 in Los Angeles County. Public Health has identified 23,182 positive cases of COVID-19 across all areas of LA County, and a total of 1,111 deaths. [continue reading]
