All aboard! Trainfest returns to Los Angeles Union Station to celebrate the past, present and future of train travel with activations and programs throughout the iconic Los Angeles landmark. Train [continue reading]
Metro last month brought together elected officials and many others to salute and honor the legacy of Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard, whose service in the U.S. Congress has spanned two-plus decades [continue reading]
Nella McOsker is the President & CEO of Central City Association (CCA), an advocacy organization focused on enhancing the vibrancy of Downtown Los Angeles and increasing opportunity in the region. [continue reading]
The next time you visit a Metro train station, take a minute to look around. Nothing you see is left to chance. Every staircase, furnishing, and lighting schematic was a [continue reading]
The LIFE program is enrolling riders throughout Los Angeles County. Once you’re in the program, you can load 20 free regional rides on Metro or purchase a discounted pass on any of 13 LIFE participating transit agencies (see this page for list). Join us at an upcoming event to enroll [continue reading]
In classic crime stories, someone calling you a “double crosser” was a bad omen. It might indicate … a rough road ahead, to say it one way. In subway [continue reading]
This story was originally written for El Pasajero, Metro’s Spanish-language blog. Find the story here The entire family of Marco Antonio Mejia relies on Metro public transportation for their commutes. [continue reading]
In partnership with the Los Angeles Department of Transportation, Metro is pleased to announce the upcoming installation of the initial phase of the La Brea Av Bus Priority Lanes Project. [continue reading]
The Fourth of July holiday is just around the corner! To celebrate, there are plenty of events in our region for all tastes, whether you want to see fireworks, have [continue reading]
The much-anticipated game is finally happening on Tuesday night at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. If you don’t want to hassle with parking and driving to the Rose Bowl, you can take our A Line train to Pasadena and catch the Rose Bowl’s shuttle from Old Pasadena to the stadium. [continue reading]
