Huge crowds on Metro for Women’s March in DTLA
FINAL UPDATE, 6:30 P.M.: Thank you to everyone again for riding our buses and trains today — and for your patience. No one really knows how many people attended the [continue reading]
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SCAG holding open house Wednesday for study of Green Line extension to Norwalk Metrolink station
SCAG is holding the second of two open houses Wednesday night for an early study on possible routes to extend the Green Line from its current terminus in Norwalk to [continue reading]
How We Roll, Dec. 30: let’s close the book on 2016 and put the book on a shelf and maybe pull the book down and dust it off once in a while
Well, well, well. We have almost completed another trip around the sun and a lot of folks are saying — with some justification — that it perhaps was not the [continue reading]
2016: two rail openings, bike share, a ballot measure and a very busy year for Metro
This was my seventh year at the agency and, by far, 2016 was the busiest. I usually like to put the end-of-the-year highlights in chronological order but I think four [continue reading]
Reminder: free fares on New Year’s Eve + how to get to DTLA’s biggest NYE celebration
A video posted by Metro (@metrolosangeles) on Dec 27, 2016 at 9:21am PST Los Angeles’s freeways were gridlocked this past Thanksgiving, and if that wasn’t scary enough, you can bet [continue reading]
How We Roll, Dec. 20: 2nd Ave subway, rail crossings vs mapping apps, 405 project debate
Art of Transit 1: Major work now happening at all 3 station locations! pic.twitter.com/3TjxAVlGty — Purple Line Ext (@PurpleLineExt) December 20, 2016 Art of Transit 2: Watching this coyote look out over the ships coming in to San Francisco Bay, a certain son… https://t.co/Mv9t3Zvdfb pic.twitter.com/y6uvOKJ6Wp — Jaymi Heimbuch (@JaymiHeimbuch) December [continue reading]
Your guide to going Metro during Christmas and New Year’s 2016
For better or for worse, 2016 is nearly over and all the year-end holidays and events are quickly approaching, so here’s the quick rundown of service for Christmas and New [continue reading]
Metro bus and train service changes go into effect on Sunday, Dec. 11
Metro implements service changes and adjustments twice each year — in June and December. The above flyer has this December’s changes. One other notable change: the Expo Line will continue running every six-minutes during peak hours but will run every 12 minutes during mid-day hours (about 9 to 10 a.m. to [continue reading]
The perks of living in Los Angeles: it’s always beach weather
A little chilly weather has never stopped me from spending a day at the beach. Sure, I might not be swimming, but a sunny, wind-swept day by the sea has its [continue reading]
Good afternoon, Mr. Goff! Go Metro to see the Rams go fishing!
There are two schools of thoughts on rookie quarterbacks. Sit ’em and let them sponge it all in or throw them into the fire. The Rams have chosen the fire. [continue reading]