[scribd id=315844015 key=key-yHyT5O76Racw3yqHVPQ4 mode=scroll] The above presentation was provided to the Metro Board at two committee meetings this week. Perhaps the major takeaway here is that there’s no substantial difference among respondents when asked how they would vote for a 50 year tax increase versus one that continues in perpetuity. [continue reading]
Metro will host a community meeting in East Los Angeles to provide updates and receive public input on the latest developments of the Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 project. Metro is studying two alternatives (SR60 and Washington Boulevard) to extend the Metro Gold Line east from its current terminus at [continue reading]
The Job Fair was held this morning at Metro’s headquarters in downtown Los Angeles with several dozen potential employers in attendance. As Metro CEO Phil Washington said prior to the [continue reading]
Things to listen to whilst transiting: Amusing Judge John Hodgman that is also mobility related. Episode description: “Ty files suit against her partner Zach. Zach is obsessed with earning and using airline points and miles. Ty also likes to travel, but she wants to give up the crazy schemes and choose [continue reading]
Attentive Source readers may recall that Metro is working to develop parcels the agency owns around the Red Line and Orange Line stations in North Hollywood. Renderings are above and the Metro [continue reading]
Father’s Day celebrations are about to begin. If you’re still scratching your head over what to do this weekend, here are few fun activities to check out with Dad, all [continue reading]
One weekend down, 21 weekends to go! The first of 22 weekend closures for construction of the Wilshire/La Brea Station occurred last weekend. The work involves installing decking so that [continue reading]
The first six months of 2016 were full of milestones for the Crenshaw/LAX Line. The project celebrated reaching its halfway mark in May and construction is now ongoing throughout the entire [continue reading]
Art of Transit or Whatever: Metro officials hope to pass half-cent sales tax that would not expire (LAT) Metro seeks permanent transit tax to raise billions to fix gridlock (Daily [continue reading]
We want to hear from you! Metro is designing a new Emergency Security Operations Center (ESOC) at 410 Center Street in the city of Los Angeles Arts District (southeast [continue reading]
