Metro Art this week launched the first series of programs for Nos Vemos/We See Us, a pilot project created to support and reflect cultural expressions of the diverse neighborhoods of Southeast [continue reading]
Hello Source readers, its been a while since I’ve updated you on metro.net happenings and new stuff — well, here they are, enjoy! Interactive Maps & Infographics! A few new interactive maps and infographics have been added to Metro’s website, the maps use Google Maps API and are usable on [continue reading]
The Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority has posted new interactive maps, showing San Gabriel Valley destinations in relation to future stations along the line from Pasadena to the Azusa/Glendora border. I’ve posted a couple of the maps above. The Irwindale map is interesting in what it doesn’t show — [continue reading]
Thanks to Rebecca, Kathryn and the other good people at the Google Research | Structured Data Group, a map I created to show the distribution of Americans living in urban areas for a story about the need to fund urban mass transit is now fully functional. If I don’t say [continue reading]
