With the Gold Line’s Little Tokyo/Arts District Station now closed until late March, Metro has a parking validation program underway Little Tokyo to help support businesses during the work. The above video breaks it down.
The three-month Little Tokyo/Arts District Station closure is set to begin Friday night, January 8, for major track relocation and tunneling work for the Regional Connector project. The Gold Line tracks are [continue reading]
Here’s the news release from the Urban Land Institute: Getting To Go L.A. and National Transportation Experts Appear at ToLA 2015: Investing in Vibrant Communities LOS ANGELES, Calif. ULI Los Angeles, a District Council of the Urban Land Institute (ULI), presents Transit-Oriented Los Angeles: Getting to Go, Thursday, December 10, [continue reading]
In his remarks near the start of the meeting, Metro CEO Phil Washington provided updates to two Metro projects: •Verizon earlier this week agreed to install cellular equipment in the Red/Purple [continue reading]
As we connect to the new @IWillRide, you'll might want to transfer to @MetroLosAngeles rail. Do you know how? https://t.co/6ZVzyellAN — Foothill Transit (@FoothillTransit) December 1, 2015 Streetcar live testing [continue reading]
Final Update 4:30 p.m.: Gold Line trains are resuming normal service to all stations at this time, as the earlier incident at Little Tokyo/Arts District is now clear. Update 3:30 p.m.: Here’s the plan for service on the Gold Line this evening, as we head into rush hour still managing this [continue reading]
This past weekend, major track relocation and tunneling work on the Gold Line in the Little Tokyo area began for the Regional Connector project. The Gold Line tracks will eventually be moved [continue reading]
Major track relocation work will be taking place on the Gold Line in the Little Tokyo area as tunneling work begins for the Regional Connector project. The Gold Line tracks must [continue reading]
Metro this year is celebrating the 25th anniversary of Metro Rail, which began in 1990 with the opening of the Blue Line between Los Angeles and Long Beach. It’s fair to [continue reading]
Metro and the Pacific Coast Regional Small Business Development Corporation will be hosting a second series of pilot Business Interruption Fund (BIF) workshops for firms in the area of three Metro Rail construction projects — the Crenshaw/LAX Line, Purple Line Extension’s first segment to Wilshire/La Cienega and the Little Tokyo [continue reading]
