[scribd id=345401753 key=key-5NtcgnyTqxhPhrpHnH73 mode=scroll] (pdf for printing and download here) Nice presentation above on the Airport Metro Connector project, a new transit station that will be located at Aviation Boulevard [continue reading]
The L.A. Times Festival of Books returns to the USC campus April 22 – 23. Take the whole family for a weekend of music, conversation, food, games, and of course — books! The event [continue reading]
It’s no secret that new residential and commercial development is soaring in the Arts District in downtown Los Angeles. Several projects are underway and a lot more are in the planning [continue reading]
Metro Bike Share is expanding this year to Venice, the Port of Los Angeles and the city of Pasadena! The Metro Board approved the expansion in October and new stations are [continue reading]
I wrote last week about the impending gas tax and vehicle registration fee increase in CaliforniaFolks were not shy offering up some answers about what would drive them to drive less. https://storify.com/metrolosangeles/what-would-it-take-to-get-people-in-our-region-to- Dept. of Ridership: the estimates for March have been posted and show a slight a dip overall from a [continue reading]
Meet artist Shinique Smith as her collage artwork titled “Only Light, Only Love” is fabricated for Martin Luther King Jr. Station. High resolution scans and scaled match prints of Smith’s [continue reading]
For three long years I have been riding the Gold Line past the L.A. State Historic Park, watching the park renovation progress and wondering when it will open again. Well, [continue reading]
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) officials today joined executives from China Railway Rolling Stock Corporation Ltd. (CRRC) in a signing ceremony at the Union Station Red Line Station [continue reading]
Art of Transit So, a friend of mine won a 20-minute helicopter ride in a raffle and invited yours truly to tag along on Monday. And it figures: while up [continue reading]
Our bus and train operators have a pretty tough job. They have to keep a schedule, give directions, announce stops, all while safely maneuvering an extra-large vehicle through unpredictable traffic, [continue reading]
