This is 30: On my introduction to Los Angeles
Los Angeles might be known as the epicenter of car culture, but to think of the region exclusively that way is merely to scratch its surface. In this piece, the [continue reading]
The Los Angeles Train Festival 2023 arrives in Union Station this weekend!
Are you a train enthusiast? A history aficionado? A transportation professional? A rider? If so, mark your calendars –– Los Angeles Union Station Train Festival 2023: A Celebration of Past, [continue reading]
Adopted budget for 2023-24 fiscal year is now online
For those who like to dive into the details, Metro’s annual budget for the 2023-24 fiscal year (July 1, 2023, thru June 30, 2024) is now posted online. The $9-billion [continue reading]
Join Metro Youth Council!
Metro Youth Council was created to develop the capacity of young people to engage and participate in Metro’s projects, programs, and initiatives. The council is made up of 27 youth members who serve a 1-year term (January to December), attend monthly virtual meetings, participate in Metro events, and provide their perspective [continue reading]
More frequent B/D Line subway service begins this Sunday, Sept. 10!
Beginning this Sunday, Sept. 10, we’re adding more frequent service to the B and D Line subway — something many riders have requested. On weekdays, trains will run every 12 [continue reading]
This Saturday, head down to Little Tokyo/Arts District Station for food, fun, music, and more!
Hey, LA! Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 9! We’re planning a party, and you’re invited! Come celebrate one of Metro’s newest rail stations, Little Tokyo/Arts District. The station is [continue reading]
Everything you ever wanted to know about Metro’s elevators and escalators … but were afraid to ask
Los Angeles is known around the world as the quintessential horizontal city. And as the region’s biggest transportation agency, we’re tasked with making this vast sprawling area feel more close-knit. [continue reading]
Churros and Dodgers ––his winning combination on wheels
If you like churros and consider yourself a Dodgers fan, you are in the right place. There is a Latino business in Los Angeles that combines both and, better yet, [continue reading]
This is 30: On my journey from bus operator to senior executive
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]
Join Us for a Virtual Meeting on Metro’s Active Transportation Strategic Plan Update
Please join us as we roll out the draft Active Transportation Strategic Plan (ATSP) Update. After extensive community input and technical research, we now get to share how Los Angeles [continue reading]