Google posted this nice video earlier this week and Metro is proud that the very first shot is of our own Senior Service Attendant Sergio Lopez, who works at our Division 13 bus facility in downtown L.A. We really can’t say enough about the great work our frontline staff has [continue reading]
Coronavirus is upending everyone’s way of life in Los Angeles County, and it can be an especially trying time for older adults who are more at risk of experiencing loneliness [continue reading]
Every May is usually Bike Month, which includes Bike to Work Day and recognize biking as a healthy, economical, sustainable — and fun! — way to get around. Of course, this [continue reading]
UPDATE: In response to rider feedback and other metrics, Metro is making the following changes to the schedules of several bus lines: STARTING MAY 11, 2020 Line 125 (Rosecrans): Two [continue reading]
The Metro Board of Directors meetings scheduled for March were postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In order to comply with local and state directives limiting the number of people that can gather, the Board will forgo holding meetings at Metro headquarters and instead hold virtual meetings. Board Committees will [continue reading]
The latest numbers from the L.A. County Department of Public Health as of Friday afternoon and the county has also extended safer-at-home orders until May 15. Testing is expanding but until it becomes more common, we probably won’t have a complete picture of how many cases of COVID-19 there are [continue reading]
On Sunday, April 19, Metro will begin running a modified Sunday service schedule every day of the week. This schedule will provide an efficient and predictable level of service for those making essential trips. This service plan will keep Metro’s entire workforce productively employed. On weekdays, Metro will run its [continue reading]
The latest numbers released Wednesday afternoon from the L.A. County Department of Public Health are below. Health officials are urging anyone who can stay at home to do so this week — and not make any trips except those most urgent. About 36,000 tests for people in L.A. County for [continue reading]
The latest numbers released Tuesday afternoon from the L.A. County Department of Public Health are below. Health officials are urging anyone who can stay at home to do so this week — and not make any trips except those most urgent. About 35,000 tests for people in L.A. County for [continue reading]
Metro today reports that one of its tunneling machines has officially reached the Wilshire/Fairfax subway station near the La Brea Tar Pits in the Miracle Mile. It is the second [continue reading]
