Photos show train testing and construction on the southern section of the Crenshaw/LAX Line. Metro today celebrated the success of its Business Solution Center, Business Interruption Fund and the [continue reading]
Holiday shopping season has begun in earnest, and this year it’s more important than ever to support your local small businesses! Here are just a few recommendations to consider. All [continue reading]
Staying safer at home can come with many challenges, one of which is having to cook all your meals, all day every day. But if you’re in a position to [continue reading]
Terrace Martin has produced records with some of hip hop’s biggest names, but now he returns to his own music — bringing his south L.A. roots to the forefront. If [continue reading]
Eat Shop Play Local As L.A. Metro builds $8 billion of new rail lines in Los Angeles County, we created Eat Shop Play as a unique program to lessen the [continue reading]
I know it looks really difficult to access Little Tokyo from the Gold Line these days due to all the Regional Connector construction taking place in the area, but I [continue reading]
Congratulations to the cash prize winners of Metro’s Eat Shop Play quarterly drawing. It pays to support local businesses, in more ways than one! Quarterly drawings are part of Metro’s Eat Shop Play campaign to promote impacted business located along three rail construction projects: the Crenshaw/LAX Line, the Purple Line Extension and [continue reading]
The Little Tokyo/Arts District Station may be closed until March, but there are still plenty of ways to eat, shop and play in the neighborhood and surrounding area. Besides the Gold [continue reading]
If you haven’t already purchased gifts for all the important people in your life, here are a few places you might want to check out as you complete your holiday shopping. [continue reading]
Metro’s Eat Shop Play Local campaign awarded a total of $5,250 to winners of its October Quarterly Drawing contest on the Regional Connector, Crenshaw/LAX and Purple Line Extension Projects. The drawings are [continue reading]
