This story was originally written for El Pasajero, Metro’s Spanish-language blog. Find the story here On the platform of Metro’s Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Station in Willowbrook walks Jose Orlando, who offers [continue reading]
As we celebrate today’s opening of the Regional Connector in Little Tokyo, here’s a nice tribute to the late Norman Mineta. He was the U.S. Transportation Secretary from 2001 to 2006 and the first Asian-American to serve as a Cabinet member. Mineta, a dedicated member of the Japanese American [continue reading]
Our new system map featuring the new A and E Lines made its public debut online earlier this week. Judging by the huge response on social media, it’s fair to [continue reading]
We’ve partnered with WeLikeLA.com to bring you a list of things to do each weekend that you can easily Go Metro to. Free Things To Do This Weekend The Broad -> You can’t go wrong with a visit to The Broad, and the new Metro station located at 211 South [continue reading]
Metro’s GoPass pilot program was launched in October 2021 –– a special initiative designed to provide students throughout Los Angeles County with a free and reliable means of transportation, wherever [continue reading]
Our new A and E light rail lines make their debut this Friday, June 16, at noon when the Regional Connector and its three new underground stations in downtown Los [continue reading]
Here’s what we’d like you to know about the artworks for our Historic Broadway Station (at 2nd and Broadway in downtown L.A.) that is opening at noon this Friday as [continue reading]
On Sunday, June 25, we’ll be making service updates to many of our bus lines to provide riders with more reliable service and improve the customer experience. All the [continue reading]
Metro is hosting three more community meetings on June 12, 14, and 15 to update the public on work on the route for the southern segment of the West Santa Ana Branch light rail project. The Metro Board of Directors last year selected a route from Pioneer Station in Artesia [continue reading]
Metro has received a $38.3 million grant from the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) for the agency’s Doran Street Grade Separation Project, which seeks to eliminate a street level railroad crossing to improve safety for Metrolink, Amtrak and freight trains operating in the cities of Glendale and Los Angeles. The federal [continue reading]
