The Metro Board today approved several major improvements to its countywide bike share program that will make using shared bicycles more affordable and accessible for short-distance trips. Here is the staff [continue reading]
Dept. of Westside Tunneling Statement from Metro. @boring_company @elonmusk pic.twitter.com/Rr7xCxfHQS — Metro (@metrolosangeles) May 1, 2018 Art of Transit #LAFCComesHome 📸: @georgemivanoff pic.twitter.com/jG1tJrIvb2 — LAFC (@LAFC) April 28, 2018 Big opening win/night for LAFC on Sunday. If you’re headed to a game this season, a friendly reminder that the Expo [continue reading]
Embed from Getty Images The Rams are finally back in the NFL playoffs with a home game at 5 p.m. Saturday at the Coliseum against the defending NFC champs and Super Bowl losers, the Atlanta Falcons. The Expo Line and Silver Line are both good transit options for those wishing [continue reading]
Fourth of July is around the corner and there is no better way to celebrate your independence than celebrating in Los Angeles! Haven’t made any plans to celebrate the holiday? [continue reading]
Air + Style festival is making its third and final stop of the year here in Los Angeles this Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 18 and 19 at Exposition Park. If [continue reading]
Well, well, well. We have almost completed another trip around the sun and a lot of folks are saying — with some justification — that it perhaps was not the [continue reading]
Department of Countdowns: It’s about 154 hours until Election Day, but it’s feeling more like 127 hours if you know what I mean. Things to read whilst transiting: what [continue reading]
The newest exhibition at the California Science Center is The Science Behind Pixar Exhibition. Here’s my reaction to it: But honestly, this exhibition is SO MUCH FUN. It doesn’t matter how [continue reading]
We knew ridership to the Rams thumping of the Seahawks was big with Metro estimating about 21,000 boardings on the Expo Line and Silver Line after the game. The NFL is saying that [continue reading]
Metro joined Special Olympics organizers at a L.A. Convention Center press conference on Monday morning to promote the Special Olympics, which officially comes to L.A. later this week. The Opening [continue reading]
