ICYMI: I was a little surprised I didn’t get more push back or comments on last week’s How We Roll that posed the question whether driving was getting any cheaper. [continue reading]
ArtNight Pasadena is back with eighteen participating cultural institutions this Friday, March 10 from 6 to 10 p.m. The free event offers a variety of art, music and entertainment around town [continue reading]
Pics start in South Pas and run west to east, ending with me hiding under the Gold Line bridge in Azusa. 🙂 And yet again, there were major street [continue reading]
It may still be February but it’s already starting to feel like spring, and we all know spring is when the best book fairs are held. Kicking off the season [continue reading]
The Metro Board of Directors meets Thursday morning in what should be a doozy of a meeting with lots of interestingness on the menu. The agenda is above (pdf here) and includes links to staff reports. The meeting will be webcast as soon as it begins (scheduled for 9 a.m.). [continue reading]
GOLD LINE: Trains resuming normal service with up to 15 min residual delays thru 3:45pm; earlier incident clear. pic.twitter.com/XDahxi8vS7 — Metro (@metrolosangeles) February 15, 2017 Final Update, 2:53 p.m.: The vehicle and debris has been removed from both tracks with all train service being restored. Customers can expect residual delays through 3:45 [continue reading]
626 Golden Streets, the biggest Open Streets event ever to be held in North America, had to be postponed last year due to the San Gabriel Complex fire. We were [continue reading]
Reminder: for those of you planning on going to the march Saturday, avoid long lines at the TAP vending machines by getting your TAP card ahead of time. More here. Dept. of Infrastructure Facts: I didn’t know Oroville Dam was taller than Hoover Dam. Now I do. Here’s what the [continue reading]
Dept. of Practice Makes Perfect: Metro last week held an exercise for some of its bus operators: a wheelchair securement competition to test an essential skill. Below are a few [continue reading]
You can also download or print a pdf of the agenda from this link. The meeting is scheduled for 9 a.m. and will be streamed live once it begins. Metro CEO Phil Washington will also give his annual State of the Agency talk during his CEO remarks, which usually take [continue reading]
