April is Arts, Culture and Creativity Month and we’ll be celebrating throughout the month! Join us tonight for the first in a series called Moving Through, a month of dance and movement [continue reading]
This April, give zero emission travel a try! From April 1 through April 30, the $1 electric bike unlock fee will be waived thanks to Bosch eBike Systems, the provider [continue reading]
Metro is seeking public input on how to modernize its Highway Program. In June 2020, Metro’s Board of Directors directed staff to explore ways to modernize the agency’s Highway Program to better align it with policy goals of reducing vehicle miles traveled while exploring the expansion of eligible projects to [continue reading]
President Biden announced the details of his American Jobs Plan for revitalizing America’s infrastructure today in Pittsburgh. A summary of the plan can be found on the White House website. The plan would provide $85 billion to modernize transit systems and $115 billion to modernize bridges, highways, roads and local [continue reading]
As you likely heard, it was recently announced that the Oscars will be held at Union Station on Sunday, April 25. We’ve received questions from riders about how the [continue reading]
After a year of staying at home, thousands of fans will be able to return to Dodger Stadium on Friday, April 9, for Opening Day. If you’re planning to be [continue reading]
Metro’s 2021 LA County Goods Movement Strategic Plan has been finalized and is now available for public viewing. The timing of this plan could not be better, as L.A. County [continue reading]
With the draft environmental report set to begin for an Arts District/6th Street Station for the B and D Lines (Red and Purple), Metro is holding two virtual scoping meetings [continue reading]
Here’s an impressive statistic: more than 280,000 pounds of trash and weeds were recently removed from the Union Pacific right-of-way adjacent to the A Line (Blue) in South Los Angeles. [continue reading]
The Metro Board of Directors held their regular monthly meeting last Thursday. The meeting was held virtually, as has been the case since the ongoing pandemic began last year. As many of you know, the meeting suffered issues with the audio frequently cutting out. Here is the Metro statement issued [continue reading]
