Metro today held a groundbreaking for the Rail to Rail project, a new 5.5-mile path for pedestrians, cyclists and rollers that will transform a blighted, unused rail corridor in Inglewood [continue reading]
Beginning Monday, April 22, the Expo Line Shared Bike Path adjacent to Jefferson Boulevard will experience a three-year detour within a short segment of the bike path. During this time, construction work related to the (W)rapper Building will be underway on the adjacent parcel. The bike path will be rerouted [continue reading]
Metro staff are recommending a $45.9-million contract with CH2M Hill, Inc., to perform the environmental studies and design work for the Los Angeles River Bike Path Gap Closure Project. The Metro [continue reading]
Metro invites the public to participate in two community meetings on Thursday, June 29, 2017, to share design elements for Segment A as well as the next steps for the Rail to River project. Segment A would construct a walking and biking path along an old railroad right-of-way between the Crenshaw/LAX [continue reading]
There were community meetings earlier this year on segment A for the Rail to River walking and bike path project that will run between the Crenshaw/LAX Line and the Los Angeles [continue reading]
The next meetings for the Rail to Rail/River project will be Thursday, Jan. 26, at the Hubert Humphrey Comprehensive Center at 5850 S. Main Street. There are two meetings with [continue reading]
Here’s the latest on the planning for a new east-west walking and biking path in South Los Angeles using old railroad corridors: 1)Metro is aiming to open the first segment in [continue reading]
The meetings are for the Rail to River project, which seeks to build a potential walking and biking path between the Crenshaw/LAX Line, the Silver Line, Blue Line and the [continue reading]
As many of you know, the L.A. area has always had a shortage of superheroes, who tend to congregate in the more vertically-oriented and subterranean East Coast towns. Even Tony Stark [continue reading]
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) today joined a host of San Fernando Valley representatives, stakeholders, community members and others to officially celebrate the 10-year anniversary of [continue reading]
