By popular demand, we’re adding service to make it easy to travel to and from the Taylor Swift concerts at SoFi Stadium on Aug. 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 and [continue reading]
Barbie opens today, which has led to a pink explosion. The phrase “not everything is rosy” is a thing of the past. Whether you want it or not, pink is [continue reading]
Earlier this year, Metro celebrated the Red (B) Line’s 30th birthday, prompting memories of its early days. The debut of LA’s first modern subway had a huge impact on Angelenos [continue reading]
Join us on Sunday, July 23, from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. for River Fest 2023 at L.A. State Historic Park in downtown Los Angeles. The festival, hosted by Friends [continue reading]
Metro, the second largest transit agency in the nation, was honored with the prestigious 2023 Conference of Minority Transportation Officials (COMTO) Agency of the Year Award. This award recognizes Metro’s achievements in expanding Los Angeles’ transit system while promoting equity and driving job growth and economic development across the region.COMTO [continue reading]
To read this story in Spanish, visit El Pasajero, Metro’s Spanish-language blog here. One of the greatest pleasures in life is eating. And although meats and vegetables contribute a lot [continue reading]
Lakshmi Jimenez is a senior at STEM Academy of Hollywood and a member of the Metro Youth Council’s second cohort. Read on to learn how growing up without a car [continue reading]
It’s finally summer, the time to relax and make memories! Metro is commemorating summer with a brand-new commemorative TAP card available now at Metro Customer Centers and select TAP vending [continue reading]
We tend to think of Prop A (1980) and Prop C (1990) as the big guns that made LA’s public transportation system thinkable – the first two half cent tax [continue reading]
Please join Metro, LADOT, Walk ‘N Rollers, and BikeLA on Thursday, July 13 for an important community planning process! We are seeking participants who live, work and play within a 1⁄2 mile radius of the Culver City Metro Station on the E Line (formerly Expo Line) to help ensure that [continue reading]
