With the Summer Olympics and Paralympics coming to the Los Angeles region in 2028, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and Metro are working on a “Twenty-Eight by ’28” plan to [continue reading]
Take a little more transit and eat a little less meat — two things you can do to reduce your environmental impact. In this installment of Meatless Mondays with Metro, we take the Blue Line to Sura [continue reading]
Dept. of Sportsing: If the NFL playoffs began this week, the Rams would host the Falcons in a wildcard game at the Expo Line and Silver Line friendly Coliseum. Considering [continue reading]
In recent years, biking and walking paths along creeks and rivers have become a staple of cities across the globe from San Antonio to New York to Denver to Barcelona [continue reading]
With great sadness, Metro Art shares the news of the passing of artist Patrick Nagatani. His 1995 artwork Epoch, located on the third floor of Metro Headquarters, addresses the idea [continue reading]
Dept. of Soul Crushing Traffic / Media Hype Aerial footage shows traffic gridlock in Los Angeles as the Thanksgiving travel rush begins https://t.co/n6v9oOnNrQ pic.twitter.com/eS3TosO6BI — CNN (@CNN) November 22, 2017 [continue reading]
Earlier this year, Metro’s Board of Directors approved a new contract to increase the police’s presence on Metro. Since then, the Los Angeles and Long Beach police departments have joined [continue reading]
Art of Transportation: This would seem an appropriate juncture to post “Highway to Hell” in tribute to AC/DC co-founder Malcolm Young. Instead, I’ll give Young Source readers a taste of some other fine work by the band: Dept. of Blame the Bus: https://twitter.com/Brett_A_Taylor/status/932701344082923520 https://twitter.com/SInow/status/932761768849543169 How politics and bad decisions starved [continue reading]
Two local cities — Glendora and South Pasadena — are trying something novel: a Bicycle Friendly Business District pilot project to encourage more people to bike to local shops. The [continue reading]
All Metro Bus and Rail service will operate on a Sunday/Holiday schedule on Thanksgiving Day this Thursday. This means all buses without Sunday service will not run. For routes and [continue reading]
