Transit LASD Chief Ronene Thomas and Irwindale Police Chief Anthony Miranda, along with other officers and deputies, will be at the Gold Line Irwindale Station this Friday morning to meet with the public. Drop by to grab a free cup of coffee and ask them any questions you might have about safety [continue reading]
It’s a scorcher. As a result, Metro is taking some precautions to keep trains running. Among those: •There will be some speed restrictions on sections of the Gold Line, Expo Line and Green Line where power zones are strained or under extreme heat. Speed restrictions are precautionary measures during extreme [continue reading]
Attentive readers may recall that Metro tested all-door boarding last summer on the 720 Rapid Bus on Wilshire Boulevard. The pilot program went well: overall, boarding was quicker and Metro [continue reading]
Happy Almost Summer! A little summer music about hitting the highway… Yes, once upon a time, that’s what TV looked like. It’s still a great song. And from sort-of-Gold-Line-adjacent-Bradbury: And [continue reading]
UPDATE, 7:30 a.m.: Train service has been restored. There will be some minor residual delays through 8 a.m. as train spacing evens out. UPDATE, 7:14 a.m.: Train service has been restored to one track through incident area. Customers will need to exit trains and cross platform to transfer at Highland [continue reading]
Metro staff proposed hiring two firms to help develop agency-owned parcels in NoHo — and unveiled a few concepts for the site. We offered a few ideas where to take [continue reading]
On behalf of the Metro planning staff, I’d like to thank 13-year-old Jack Guerra for a very fine — and very thorough, no-holds-barred — presentation that he gave us Friday [continue reading]
In case you haven’t heard the news, we’re in for scorching heat this weekend and continuing into early next week. Or maybe you have heard, and you’re already planning your trip to [continue reading]
As many of you know, we’re in official ramp-up mode for the launch of Metro Bike Share in downtown Los Angeles on July 7. Above are some stock photos for [continue reading]
One in a series of posts that will look at projects and programs that would receive funding from the Measure M sales tax ballot measure on the Nov. 8 ballot. What [continue reading]
