Let’s talk about crowding on Gold & Expo
If Gold and Expo Line trains have seemed more crowded to you lately, that’s because they are. The Gold Line is seeing more riders since the opening of the extension [continue reading]
Crowding on the Gold and Expo Lines
If Gold and Expo Line trains have seemed more crowded to you lately, that’s because they are. The Gold Line is seeing more riders since the opening of the extension [continue reading]
Preview of April Metro Service Council Meetings
All five Metro Service Councils will meet in April, and all five will receive the Quarterly Station Cleanliness Report, as well as the Report on Regional Service Performance. Each Council will also need to approve the location, date and time for the July Public Hearings on potential changes to Metro [continue reading]
Business Interruption Fund spotlight: Chado Tea Room
Chado Tea Room Chado Tea Room is located next to the Japanese American National Museum and boasts over 400 varieties of tea. At Chado Tea Room, patrons can take advantage of indoor or outdoor seating, and purchase light pastries and sandwiches to accompany their tea. Tekeste “Tek” Mehreteab has worked [continue reading]
Crenshaw/LAX update: what’s happening beneath Crenshaw Boulevard?
The launch of the Crenshaw/LAX Line’s tunnel boring machine (TBM) Harriet is now weeks away. The first pieces of the massive tunneling machine were lowered into the excavation site at Expo/Crenshaw [continue reading]
What’s happening below Crenshaw Boulevard?
The launch of the Crenshaw/LAX Line’s tunnel boring machine (TBM) Harriet is now weeks away. The first pieces of the massive tunneling machine were lowered into the excavation site at Expo/Crenshaw [continue reading]
Bridge demolished in DTLA for Regional Connector’s 2nd/Hope Station
A lot of the attention on the Regional Connector project has lately been focused on the track relocation work in Little Tokyo. But other vital work continues as shown in [continue reading]
How We Roll, March 29: more spending plan reaction, what transit agencies should say on Twitter
I’ve been AWOLish the past 10 days, so lots of catching up to do… Things to read whilst transiting: I don’t know why the New Yorker continues to give away [continue reading]
Metro Board approves pilot parking fee program at nine Metro Rail stations
[scribd id=305690038 key=key-QqMoK1IsjcHVFh4LImFw mode=scroll] The Metro Board of Directors approved a pilot parking fee program at nine Metro Rail stations on Thursday. The plan is to first implement the program [continue reading]
Here’s the latest presentation on the Purple Line Extension
Metro’s most recent community update on the Purple Line Extension took place last week, and the presentation is now available for the public to view online. You can also scroll through [continue reading]