As a member of the team that monitors Metro’s social media, I’ve noticed of late more people taking to Twitter to report various issues they encounter on our system. This is unsurprising as we’ve recently extended the Expo and Gold lines and cell service for Sprint and Verizon users is [continue reading]
For those planning to ride the Gold Line Sunday, Dec. 4, please note there will be no train service between APU/Citrus College and Azusa Downtown Station from 7:15 a.m. to 12 [continue reading]
The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department Transit Bureau South and Metro will be holding a commuter appreciation day next Tuesday, Aug. 23. The event will take place from 4 p.m. to 7 [continue reading]
Transit LASD Chief Ronene Thomas and Irwindale Police Chief Anthony Miranda, along with other officers and deputies, will be at the Gold Line Irwindale Station this Friday morning to meet with the public. Drop by to grab a free cup of coffee and ask them any questions you might have about safety [continue reading]
A few years ago, we learned a little bit about how the explosive detection dogs who keep Metro safe are trained. But what happens after they’re all trained up and ready [continue reading]
Ronene Anda, chief of the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department Transit Policing Division, announced today the arrest of the suspect wanted in connection with multiple assaults on board Metro buses. The suspect was taken into custody without incident about 11:45 a.m. in Huntington Park. LASD will continue the investigation. Metro would like to ask all [continue reading]
From the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department, which is under contract to patrol Metro’s buses, trains and facilities: In the latest move to restructure parts of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD), Sheriff John Scott has changed the bureau that polices the Metro system into a division with its own chief [continue reading]
