There will be no train service to three Metro Blue Line stations — Florence, Firestone, 103rd/Watts Towers — from Friday evening through the close of service on Sunday in order [continue reading]
Starting this Friday evening through close of service on Sunday, there will be no train service to three Metro Blue Line stations — Florence, Firestone, 103rd/Watts Towers — in order [continue reading]
A signature closure for various maintenance projects along the Blue Line will impact service this weekend. Starting Friday, Oct. 20, after 9 p.m. through the end of service on Sunday, [continue reading]
The artist George Evans and artist team of Jamex and Einar de la Torre participated in two Metro pop-up events at Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station, sharing their past artworks and interacting with riders and community members. These conversations are intended to help inform the artists’ artwork designs for the station, which [continue reading]
Update, 5:30 a.m. Wednesday: Repairs to the overhead power supply system near Compton Station remain in progress. Blue Line trains will continue to arrive every 12-15 minutes from end-to-end this morning, [continue reading]
The Metro Board of Directors held their regular monthly meeting on Thursday morning at Metro HQ in downtown Los Angeles. Here is the full agenda that includes links to staff [continue reading]
Public officials gathered this weekend to celebrate the funding announcement last week that Metro will receive a $38.4-million state grant for improvements to the Blue Line’s busy Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station, [continue reading]
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Earlier today, the California State Transportation Agency announced the grant recipients of the 2015 Transit and Intercity Rail Capital Program. These grants help reduce greenhouse gas emissions by supporting public transportation projects. Los Angeles County received the following grant awards: Antelope Valley Transit Authority – $24,403,000 for the Regional Transit [continue reading]
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