Metro Motion winter edition
In this edition of Metro Motion, Metro’s quarterly cable TV show, we visit Metro’s new bus maintenance facility in downtown Los Angeles – opening soon — and find out what’s [continue reading]
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In this edition of Metro Motion, Metro’s quarterly cable TV show, we visit Metro’s new bus maintenance facility in downtown Los Angeles – opening soon — and find out what’s [continue reading]
This one is by request of many riders: Metro’s popular Silver Line will soon be extended to San Pedro and will replace the existing 450 Line. Here’s how it will work: •During [continue reading]
The end of the year is fast approaching and you should definitely consider Going Metro as you start making plans for New Year’s Eve because: 1. Who wants to ring in [continue reading]
There’s no question getting riders from point A to point B efficiently is a key part of Metro’s mission. Most of the time, that means getting riders to and from home, [continue reading]
The holiday season is ostensibly the time when we have the most time. If we’re lucky, work slows down a bit, we get a vacation day or two; we have [continue reading]
Sorry about the headline, but I can’t help a lame pun. As many of you are probably sick of hearing know, El Niño is coming our way and it’s supposed to [continue reading]
If you haven’t already purchased gifts for all the important people in your life, here are a few places you might want to check out as you complete your holiday shopping. [continue reading]
It’s the first weekend of December and there are already a million holiday events happening! Here’s a quick roundup of what’s good near transit: Mayor’s Holiday Tree Lighting: Join Pasadena [continue reading]
The All-American Boys Chorus will be performing at Union Station this Friday night, but there’s another performance taking place a bit earlier in the afternoon that features Yiddish soul music! Klezmer Juice will be playing from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Union Station Waiting Room. The event is free and all ages. [continue reading]
In my previous post, we covered my love of transit-oriented desserts. Now we look at the other cornerstone of my food pyramid, coffee and tea. I’m not going to talk about beans [continue reading]