Diane Frazier started her career in transportation 44 years ago as a bus operator at Metro’s predecessor, the Southern California Rapid Transit District (SCRTD), working out of Division 7 in [continue reading]
The West Santa Ana Branch Transit Corridor (WSAB) project is a new light rail transit (LRT) line that will connect southeast LA County to Downtown Los Angeles. With nine new [continue reading]
Grab some friends and your favorite picnic blanket –– Metro is sponsoring a free lunchtime performance series and you’re invited! The series –– Culture Break –– is presented by Central City Association (CCA), Downtown Works, and NXT Art. Each event takes place within a few minutes walk of a Metro [continue reading]
UPDATE: 9:00am: Normal Monday morning service is underway. No significant damage across the Metro system. Many tired frontline team members worked through the rain and wind to keep the [continue reading]
Construction at Cal State LA Transit Center is nearing completion and set to reopen on Monday, August 21. Lines 106, 258 and 665 will resume regular service on Circle Drive at start of service Monday.
In May, 1923, Los Angeles voters passed a referendum asking for better transit in their rapidly growing city. Traffic congestion was out of control, and the streetcar lines only went [continue reading]
A recent poll conducted by a market research firm shows support for the C Line (Green) Extension to Torrance Project from residents in Lawndale, Redondo Beach and Torrance. The poll surveyed 670 residents through randomized phone calls across the three Project cities. The survey found that 60% of residents are [continue reading]
In early 1993, two transit agencies –– the Southern California Rapid Transit District (SCRTD) and the Los Angeles County Transportation Commission (LACTC) –– merged, forming a new agency called the [continue reading]
Receive exclusive pricing for select performances and choose your own seats. In Peter Pan Goes Wrong, the team behind the Tony Award®-winning global hit, The Play That Goes [continue reading]
Metro’s Low Income Fare is Easy (LIFE) program just hit a milestone. We just passed 250,000 enrollments! That’s right –– more than one quarter-million Angelenos can now ride Metro with big discounts. Enrolling is easy –– you can do it online, one of our designated locations, or at one of [continue reading]
