Go Metro to a movie under the stars
It’s that magical time of the year in Los Angeles again – Spring! Right now we are living in the moment between the sweaty and blistering heat waves of summer [continue reading]
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How We Roll, May 2: FWIW, Metro has a climate action plan
Art of Transit: LA 2024 — the committee overseeing the bid to secure the 2024 Summer Olympics — recently issued new renderings of proposed sports venues. The Sepulveda Basin facilities would [continue reading]
Metro releases RFP to study Sepulveda Pass transit options
In a significant initial step to bring a transit line through L.A.’s notoriously congested Sepulveda Pass, Metro on Wednesday issued a Request for Proposals to study the feasibility of various [continue reading]
Here’s what you need to know about going Metro in DTLA on May Day
Major marches and rallies are expected to take place around DTLA on May Day, May 1. Streets will be closing and opening as events take place and traffic may not return [continue reading]
Agenda for Thursday’s Metro Board meeting; biomethane, rail in eastern DTLA, bike paths are on the docket
UPDATE: Below is an embed of the recap of the meeting (pdf here) with several items pushed to next month’s agenda. A pdf of the agenda is here for printing [continue reading]
Metro proposes discontinuing Orange Line to Warner Center and replacing with shuttle with more stops
A public hearing will be held Wednesday, May 3, for a proposed change to the Orange Line: discontinuing running direct Orange Line service to Warner Center and replacing it with a [continue reading]
Be Earth-friendly and Go Metro to the L.A. State Historic Park grand opening on April 22
For three long years I have been riding the Gold Line past the L.A. State Historic Park, watching the park renovation progress and wondering when it will open again. Well, [continue reading]
How We Roll: eagle eye’s view of Metro, freeways and other cool stuff
Art of Transit So, a friend of mine won a 20-minute helicopter ride in a raffle and invited yours truly to tag along on Monday. And it figures: while up [continue reading]
Paid parking at NoHo and Universal City begins April 24
In order to better manage demand for parking at two very busy Red Line subway stations and create more parking spaces for transit riders, Metro will begin charging $3 a [continue reading]
Open house this Saturday on North Hollywood joint development
Metro staff will hold an open house this Saturday in North Hollywood to discuss plans for a joint development on 15.6 acres of agency-owned land adjacent to the Red Line [continue reading]