Metro CEO Phillip A. Washington and Metro’s Career Pathways Program — including the planned SEED School of Los Angeles County — were awarded the top prize Monday night in the Pioneer Institute’s Better Government Competition. The Pioneer Institute is a Boston-based, independent research organization that seeks to improve quality of [continue reading]
Interested in starting a career in construction? Attend the Women Build Metro Los Angeles apprenticeship readiness fair on Friday, Sept. 27 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. You’ll be able [continue reading]
The last day to use Metro tokens is Friday, Nov. 29. After this day, tokens will no longer be accepted. Unused tokens are non-refundable. Use your tokens at any TAP [continue reading]
UPDATE, 7 A.M. MONDAY: Repairs were completed overnight and testing was completed. Normal service today on the Gold Line. UPDATE, 8 P.M. SUNDAY: Work continues to repair the damaged overhead wires in Pasadena west of Allen Station. On Monday morning, please give yourself extra time as trains will be running [continue reading]
Weeknight rail service will be suspended between Anaheim St. and Pacific Ave. stations from Tuesday, Sept. 17 through Monday, Sep. 30 as beautification work takes place in the Long Beach area. [continue reading]
Pile installation to create the support structure for the Wilshire/Rodeo station on the Purple Line Extension’s second section is expected to begin on September 23. When it comes to subway [continue reading]
Thank you Expo Line customers for your feedback. Beginning tomorrow — Friday, September 13 — Metro will be increasing Expo Line peak frequencies from every eight minutes to every six minutes to address crowding during the height of peak hours. Under the new schedules: •Westbound trains leaving 7th/Metro Station will run [continue reading]
The fourth annual Older Adult Transportation Expo will be held at the Pasadena Convention Center on Wednesday, Oct. 2. RSVP to this free event by September 26! Wednesday, October 2, 2019 [continue reading]
Metro Art has been piloting a new digital art series, and the inaugural exhibition is launching at the Blue Line stations. More People Than You Know features portraits of transit patrons created [continue reading]
FINAL UPDATE, 4:15 p.m. Thursday: Gold Line repairs have been completed, trains now resume normal service. UPDATE, 5:00 p.m. Wednesday: Emergency repair work to the damaged overhead wires continue through Wednesday evening. During this time, Gold Line trains will proceed to share one track between Lake and Sierra Madre Villa [continue reading]
