Hey LA! Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 28, and get ready for a unique celebration of community and culture. We’ll be hanging at one of our newest stations, Historic [continue reading]
When Eleanor Sillerico was 15 years old, she wanted to be a doctor. However, after volunteering in a local clinic in her native La Paz, Bolivia, she became drawn to [continue reading]
Metro Art commissioned artist Eamon Ore-Giron will give a talk about his art practice and his artwork for the future Wilshire/La Brea Station. He will be joined by Josh Kun, [continue reading]
For the last 10 years, we’ve been participating in the Great California ShakeOut earthquake drill –– an annual exercise designed to raise awareness of earthquake safety and encourage us to [continue reading]
TAP just released a few mobile app updates on both iOS and Android that will improve your user experience. Enhancements include: Fare Capping Status Metro riders can now view their fare capping progress towards free rides for the 1-Day and 7-Day cap, right from the app. Promo Codes You can [continue reading]
Last Saturday, we hosted our 46th annual Bus Roadeo –– an all-day family event full of food, fun, and friendly competition. We’ve been doing this for a while –– the [continue reading]
Whether or not you’ve ridden the K Line and seen its impressive station artworks, there’s a lot to learn in a new exhibition that explores the influences and processes behind [continue reading]
On Saturday, October 21, join Metro Art and our Grand Avenue neighbors for Grand Ave Arts All Access. L.A.’s home for world class arts and culture opens its doors with [continue reading]
We have big events coming up for The Day of the Dead – one of the largest and oldest celebrations in Mexico, where loved ones who are no longer with [continue reading]
As many of you know, Metro is a big agency — our budget for the current fiscal year is $9 billion. We use that money to run our own bus [continue reading]
