Go Metro to Printed Matter’s LA Art Book Fair August 10 – 13
It’s back! Printed Matter’s LA Art Book Fair (LAABF) is returning to Los Angeles for the first time since 2019! And the festivities TODAY. The fair will feature more [continue reading]
This is 30: On the family business
By Guillermo “Gil” Goytia Eight years ago, Metro began a tradition of recognizing one of its eleven bus divisions as “Division of the Year.” Most recently, Division 3 in Cypress [continue reading]
New Metro artwork by Jacob Hashimoto inspired by a 4,800 year-old pine tree
Metro Art commissioned artist Jacob Hashimoto’s artwork, The Ancient Forest, is being installed at the Metro Center Project facility. Here are some interesting facts about the artwork and artist: The [continue reading]
Meet three of the five artists for the future Westwood/VA Hospital Station
Meet three of the five Metro Art commissioned artists creating artworks for the under-construction Westwood/VA Hospital Station. Come see their designs in progress, learn about their inspiration and process, and [continue reading]
Service Advisory: C Line overhead power replacement project set to begin this Saturday, August 12
UPDATE: Starting Monday, September 25, for a period of approximately two months, the C Line will run every 10 minutes between Norwalk Station and Aviation/LAX Station during daytimes. Trains between Aviation/LAX and Redondo Beach will run every 20 minutes — i.e. every other train. Westbound C Line Riders should look at [continue reading]
Metro Wants Your Input on the Western/Slauson Metro Active Transport First/Last Mile Project!
Metro is working to make streets and sidewalks safe and convenient for everyone to support healthy neighborhoods. We are working to identify improvements in the Western/Slauson area. Improvements focus on enhancing safety and access for transit riders accessing the station on foot, bike, or other rolling modes. We are inviting [continue reading]
Line Letters commemorative TAP Cards now available
The grand opening of three new rail stations in Downtown Los Angeles brought together the A, E, and L lines to reduce transfers for riders, allowing for quicker rail trips to and through DTLA. Metro is commemorating these changes with a brand-new Line Letters TAP card. You can purchase this [continue reading]
This is 30: On living multimodally
Avital Barnea is Metro’s Senior Executive Officer of Multimodal Integrated Planning, a new division responsible for bringing together experts in everything from highways to parking to biking and walking in [continue reading]
This is 30: On the unbearable lightness of LA Metro
Frances Anderton is an author and architecture critic who has been telling stories about LA’s changing cityscape through print, broadcast media, and public events for over 30 years. In this [continue reading]
The First/Last Mile Team at Metro Wants Your Input for Improvements around Culver City Station!
Metro is working to make streets and sidewalks safe and convenient for everyone to support healthy neighborhoods. We are working to identify improvements in the Culver City Station area. Improvements focus on enhancing safety and access for transit riders accessing the station on foot, bike, or other rolling modes. Join [continue reading]