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 return to the Arts District [continue reading]
Installation of cell service equipment and necessary maintenance work will take place this Friday evening and Saturday on the Red Line. This will require a full track closure, with bus [continue reading]
There were community meetings earlier this year on segment A for the Rail to River walking and bike path project that will run between the Crenshaw/LAX Line and the Los Angeles [continue reading]
On your mark, get set, go! The annual Los Angeles Marathon returns Sunday, March 19 with their “Stadium to the Sea” course. For those planning to participate in this year’s race, [continue reading]
Spring forward with Daylight Saving Time! Or, if you’re more like me, shuffle forward towards the inevitable griping as we all lose an hour of sleep this Sunday. The morning after DST might [continue reading]
[scribd id=341419763 key=key-xNWIP2SsWQoSvCb8dDZG mode=scroll] [scribd id=341419765 key=key-m42QUErvgJESMBOSnd6y mode=scroll] [scribd id=341419762 key=key-fTMWSHjwRR4YcQWmZI0S mode=scroll] First, a reminder: Metro is still taking applications for those who want to serve on the Measure M Taxpayer Oversight Committee. Please see this post for more info and how to apply. Measure R — the half-cent sales [continue reading]
ICYMI: VICE News, which airs on HBO, had an excellent segment on Measure M and the future of federal transpo funding on Wednesday. ICYMI2: Metro’s Innovation office received an unsolicited [continue reading]
[scribd id=341337380 key=key-O9U2G4XAv4aLwwUd2eqf mode=scroll] There’s no getting around that persuading people to take transit to work can be a challenge, especially in a place as sprawling and car-centric as Los Angeles County where free parking at work is often the norm. But there’s some good news on this front. As [continue reading]
This is a really good piece and VICE asks all the right questions. As for Measure M, here is the spending list and the project descriptions. The Wall Street Journal [continue reading]
Metro is still accepting applications for those who would like to serve on the Measure M Taxpayer Oversight Committee. Click here for more information and the application. The agency’s intent is to have seven members on the committee representing different fields of expertise, including: A retired Federal or State judge. A [continue reading]
