[scribd id=296867932 key=key-XRqVHqjQGAljswXXVCfV mode=scroll] The agenda for Thursday’s meeting is above, including links to Metro staff reports. I encourage you to peruse the agenda as it provides a good look at the many projects and programs at Metro, as well as reports on how taxpayer money is spent. The meeting is [continue reading]
We’re going to focus on one article today…. Despite billions invested, ridership on Southern California public transit continues to decline (LAT) The transit-ridership-is-down story has been getting some media play lately. [continue reading]
I recently ticked off one of my bucket list items and went on a vacation to Reykjavík, Iceland. (No, I was not able to take advantage of WOW Airlines’ recent [continue reading]
The Gold Line 11.5-mile extension to Azusa opens on March 5. Above is a new video from the Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority, the agency that built the line. [continue reading]
Art of Transit: VerdeXchange day one highlights: Phil Washington, Earl Blumenauer (Streetsblog LA) Two announcements from Metro CEO Phil Washington: •The Expo Line extension to Santa Monica will open in May, [continue reading]
Art of Transit: Transit-Oriented Sports: Vinny the Vet pic.twitter.com/bKr8WfKilr — LA Kings (@LAKings) January 25, 2016 Nice win in San Jose. Kings play the Avalance at Staples on Wednesday — a convenient short walk from the Blue and Expo Lines’ Pico Station. Could Metro Rail reach the new [continue reading]
Metro and Walsh/Shea Corridor Constructors will be holding a construction update community meeting on Thursday, January 28 to discuss upcoming work on the 8.5-mile Crenshaw/LAX light rail project. Much of meeting [continue reading]
This is part of the process of getting the Expo Line extension to Santa Monica ready for public consumption. Another reminder: train testing between Palms and Santa Monica continues during the day and night. Be alert and be safe, people!
Let’s face it. The L.A. dining scene can be pretty overwhelming! With so many unique cuisine options, it’s nearly impossible to sample all the great food our city has to offer. [continue reading]
Newsflash!: A trio of recent Metro staff reports that contain some interestingness. First up is the latest update on a variety of Metro projects that Source readers often inquire about: [scribd id=296115333 [continue reading]
