Los Angeles Metro’s Project Labor Agreement/Construction Careers Policy (PLA/CCP) ensures that Metro strives to diversify the workforce on construction projects. The PLA/CCP improves access to career opportunities and serves as [continue reading]
Ready to cast your ballot tomorrow? Let us make voting easier for you with FREE RIDES on all Metro buses, trains, bikes, and micro transit this Election Day. The [continue reading]
Spanish version here Transportation isn’t a man’s world any longer –– if it ever had been at all. More and more, women are leading the charge when it comes to [continue reading]
Want to help advise us on our policies and service? The Gateway Cities Council of Governments (COG) is actively seeking nominations to our Gateway Cities (GWC) Service Council. What does the Service Council do? Glad you asked. The Service Councils meet monthly to provide the public with opportunities to share [continue reading]
Last month, we released the draft Long Beach – East Los Angeles Corridor Mobility Investment Plan (for short, the CMIP), an comprehensive 255-page document that describes the ambitious community efforts [continue reading]
The planner, engineer, and architect Earl Gales didn’t enjoy the spotlight much. He liked to fly under the radar, staying in the background while letting other people shine. But he [continue reading]
Trainers! Your favorite Pokémon from the Sinnoh region of Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl are coming to the Rose Bowl! Pokémon GO Tour: Sinnoh – Los Angeles arrives in California [continue reading]
Please note — the Commerce/Citadel Station and Greenwood Station Community Walk/Wheel Audits have been rescheduled! Guess what? The E Line is getting longer. In 2022, the Metro Board of [continue reading]
Craving a little pick-me-up after all this rain (and before it rains again)? This weekend, go Metro to Cali Vibes, a celebration of music, dance, beach culture, and crunchy reggae [continue reading]
We recently released a plan designed to invest in a wide range of transportation-related improvements throughout the Long Beach-East Los Angeles (LB-ELA) Corridor –– a 19-miles long, approximately 5-miles wide region that includes 18 cities and communities along the 710 Freeway: Bell, Bellflower, Bell Gardens, Carson, Commerce, Compton, Cudahy, Downey, [continue reading]
