To continue our celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Los Angeles Union Station (LAUS) in partnership with Metro and several other transportation agencies will bring mariachi music to the community this [continue reading]
The Metro Board of Directors have their monthly full Board meeting this Thursday, Sept. 28, at 10 a.m. The full agenda with links to staff reports is here. A link will also appear on that same page to watch/listen to the livestream shortly before 10 a.m. on Thursday. The public [continue reading]
This Friday, September 29, we will begin connecting the power lines from Westchester/Veterans station, which at present is the southernmost station on the K Line, to the future LAX / Metro Transit Center station –– an big step forward in this exciting project. (The new station is about 70% complete; [continue reading]
Construction of our LAX/Metro Transit Center station is humming along and we have some fresh pics above and below. If you’re new to the project, the station is located near [continue reading]
When we talk about public safety, everyone’s contribution matters. No one has better real-time insights into how our various safety initiatives are working than the people who ride our system [continue reading]
Bus service is on our minds this year more than ever. We hired over 1000 new operators. We restored service to pre-pandemic levels. We’re on our way to creating a [continue reading]
Years ago, Jose Escobar bought a Transit Access Pass (TAP) card and when he received it he realized it was different. “I remember that it was not the basic card… [continue reading]
A few months ago, we officially launched fare capping on all Metro buses and trains –– allowing riders to save more as they ride by using a TAP card. If [continue reading]
Due to the Mexican Independence Day Parade in East Los Angeles on Sunday, September 10, we are implementing detours for Metro bus lines 70 and 258 from 6 a.m. to [continue reading]
One of the biggest celebrations in Los Angeles is undoubtedly the Independence of Mexico, which is celebrated every September 16. However, what happened on September 15, 1810, cannot be ignored. [continue reading]
