A five-month full closure of 6th Street in downtown Los Angeles between Flower and Hope streets will start Saturday, June 3, and remain in effect until November 4. During the [continue reading]
From a film screening of one the leading pioneers of the “nuclear monster” genre to a night fit for any bicycle enthusiast, here’s your guide to all the Metro Art events [continue reading]
Earth Day is Saturday and Metro is helping everybody be ultra-friendly to Mama Earth by offering free bike share rides in downtown Los Angeles. Biking is pretty much a zero-emission [continue reading]
For a few short weeks, the happiest place in Los Angeles — for me, at least — will be right here in DTLA. The Museum of Ice Cream will pop [continue reading]
You may have seen that tunnel mining on the Regional Connector began a few weeks back. As the tunnel boring machine (known as ‘Angeli’) moves west across DTLA at a rate of 50 [continue reading]
From a quintessential neo-noir science fiction film screening to a celebration fit for National Poetry Month, here’s your guide to all the Metro Art events happening in April. Did we mention [continue reading]
The tunnel boring machine (TBM) for the Regional Connector project recently began its journey beneath downtown Los Angeles. The 400-foot-long TBM, known as ‘Angeli,’ will dig the twin tunnels that will connect [continue reading]
Metro Bike Share is launching the Bike Share for Business pilot program, offering businesses a way to purchase bulk passes at a discount for employees, tenants and clients in downtown [continue reading]
From a special art and architecture tour of Union Station exploring spaces not usually open to the public, to a night of cosmic instrumentalism from acclaimed musicians, here’s your guide [continue reading]
Dept. of Delays: The Blue Line and Expo Line delays during today’s morning rush hour was caused by this car getting stuck on the tracks at 12th and Flower in downtown L.A. at about 5:25 a.m. How’d the car get there? Early word is that the driver was allegedly drunk. The problem [continue reading]
