Go Metro to see dudes with horns lose to Rams
Let’s start by mentioning that the Minnesota Vikings — with a pricey new QB and supposedly good defense — got absolutely smoked at home by the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. [continue reading]
Bike path attack, Inglewood stadium transit connections, DSE video: HWR, Oct. 31
First, this public safety announcement: be safe out there tonight whether on foot or bike or in a car. Should be fun evening between the World Series and Halloween — but keep your heads up and don’t rush. At least 6 reported dead as truck careens down bike path in [continue reading]
Can traffic be solved, Amazon’s next hub, Rams!, guess that lake: HWR, Sept. 11
Dept. of Remembrance: On the 16th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, I recommend spending some time on the 9/11 Memorial & Museum website. In the wake of the unimaginable, we came together in unity on the #911Memorial to #Honor911. https://t.co/OWzmt4bWnE pic.twitter.com/PYV3FdXFpn — 9/11 Memorial & Museum (@Sept11Memorial) September 11, [continue reading]
Go Metro to Clippers in Inglewood? How We Roll, June 15
New Clippers arena gets backing from Inglewood City Council (ESPN) The Council agreed Thursday to enter into an exclusive negotiating window with the Clippers for a new arena that would be located near the intersection of Century Boulevard and Prairie Avenue — basically south of both the Forum and the [continue reading]
How We Roll, Jan. 12: more on trains and pro football
Exciting new construction pics: click here to see the work-in-progress on moving the Gold Line tracks in Little Tokyo in order to build a rail tunnel entrance for the Regional Connector [continue reading]
HWR, Jan 8: of transit and the NFL
From the Department of Reminders: The Little Tokyo/Arts District Station closes tonight at 9 p.m. for construction of one of the tunnel portals for the Regional Connector. More info here [continue reading]
How We Roll, Jan. 6: would you Go Metro to the Chargers, Raiders or Rams?
A trio of reminders: •The Little Tokyo/Arts District Station three-month closure begins Friday at 9 p.m. to accommodate Regional Connector construction. Details here. •ICYMI: Video rendering of new pedestrian tunnel between [continue reading]
Football stadiums and transit
The Los Angeles City Council last week approved an MOU with AEG to build a new pro football stadium downtown next to Staples Center and L.A. Live. The stadium will be a short one-and-a-half block from the Blue Line’s Pico station, which one day will also serve Expo Line trains [continue reading]