There are too many women’s marchers for Metro trains to carry (SGV Tribune) The Red Line at the women’s march (Reddit) Huge crowds swarm Metro’s trains and buses for Women’s [continue reading]
Celebrate the spirit of Los Angeles at Night on Broadway on Saturday, Jan. 28. The DTLA arts and music festival runs from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. and is free to attend. Here’s the full [continue reading]
The next meetings for the Rail to Rail/River project will be Thursday, Jan. 26, at the Hubert Humphrey Comprehensive Center at 5850 S. Main Street. There are two meetings with [continue reading]
Reminder: traffic in DTLA will be impacted by marches the next couple of days. Avoid traffic and take the train. More here. U.S. Department of Transportation to investigate civil rights complaint against Metro (LAist) Civil rights complaint alleges LA Metro, police target black riders (Curbed LA) The complaint is from [continue reading]
One of the key goals of the Los Angeles Union Station Forecourt and Esplanade Improvements Project is something pretty sensible: to make the it easier and safer to reach Union [continue reading]
Coming soon: we’ll have a post up this afternoon about service Saturday to the march in DTLA. We’re getting a lot of questions. Art of Transit 1: View this post [continue reading]
FINAL UPDATE, 6:30 P.M.: Thank you to everyone again for riding our buses and trains today — and for your patience. No one really knows how many people attended the [continue reading]
Kathryn Barger, who was elected to replace Michael D. Antonovich as Los Angeles County Supervisor for the Fifth District, has joined the Metro Board, as has Janice Hahn, former member of the U.S. House of Representatives, who has replaced Don Knabe as Supervisor of the Fourth District. All five members [continue reading]
From the Dept. of Go Metro to Rams and Chargers games: Peter King in his weekly MMQB column has two notes local football fans might consider: 1) The Chargers last won [continue reading]
The day is nearly here: construction is set to begin for a new development, The Ivy, that will occupy the parking lot adjacent to the Expo Line’s Culver City Station. [continue reading]
