Update: How We Roll’s Super Bowl prediction of Panthers winning 45-10 was only incorrect by 49 points! Two train honks and bus horn beeps for Broncos fans who partake in [continue reading]
A ribbon cutting was held Monday morning. Many of you have probably seen the facility, which sits catty-corner to Union Station and Metro HQ at the corner of Cesar Chavez Boulevard [continue reading]
“Rediscover Gold” on the Gold Line Foothill Extension! Below are a few fun places worth checking out for your shopping, eating, educational and entertainment needs, all easily accessible from the six new [continue reading]
First, let me just say that this is not a knock against hipster restaurants. Uncomfortable seating, old fashioned lighting and kitschy, house-made sodas aside, I eat at them all the [continue reading]
Go Metro to check out the Abilities Expo and learn about the products and services available for the community of people with disabilities, their families, caregivers, seniors and healthcare professionals. Metro is participating [continue reading]
Final Update 4:00 p.m.: Power has been restored on the Metro Gold Line between Pico/Aliso and Soto Station. Trains will resume regular service between Pico/Aliso and Atlantic Station. Regional Connector bus shuttles, extended to Mariachi Plaza and Soto Station during the disruption, will return to making stops only at Union [continue reading]
In today’s HWR, more on transit ridership and building our future transit system, using GPS to get lost in Iceland and things to read whilst transiting… How We Roll’s Super [continue reading]
Experience Black History Month and Mardi Gras with musical panache at Union Station! The New Orleans Traditional Jazz Band will perform on Mardi Gras day (Fat Tuesday, February 9) and spice things up for transit riders during rush hour. The six-piece group is based in Los Angeles and includes musicians from New [continue reading]
Although the Lunar New Year officially begins next Monday, kickoff celebrations are starting early this year all over the county. Go Metro to ring in the Year of the Monkey [continue reading]
First up: the 101 freeway isn’t the easiest to negotiate on the best of days, especially through the downtown Los Angeles interchanges. This weekend is going to be particularly slow as the segment of the 101 between the 10 and the 60 freeways will be closed due to the demolition of [continue reading]
