We have a couple key items today about oil and climate change. I’m not very comfortable vilifying Big Oil, mostly because many of us — including yours truly — have [continue reading]
Another Friday, another edition of Go Metro Weekends, our post dedicated to weekend fun you don’t have to drive to! A former bodybuilder/governor/terminator once said: “Milk is for babies.” This weekend, [continue reading]
Nov. 6 update: the work was originally scheduled for late October and has been rescheduled for this weekend beginning at 9 p.m. tonight. Metro’s contractor is planning to do some advance work at Wilshire and La Brea to get ready for soldier pile installation for the Purple Line Extension‘s underground [continue reading]
Art of Transit: From the Dept. of Twitter: Today in 1980, Los Angeles County voters approved Prop. A, a ½-cent sales tax for transportation (via @MetroLibrary) pic.twitter.com/r1trUfFUBK — Laura J. [continue reading]
Here’s the news release from Metro: Metro applauds action taken today by the U.S. House of Representatives in approving a six-year surface transportation authorization bill called the Surface Transportation Reauthorization and Reform Act of 2015 (STRR). “I want to thank U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer and members of the Los Angeles [continue reading]
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) today joined a host of San Fernando Valley representatives, stakeholders, community members and others to officially celebrate the 10-year anniversary of [continue reading]
Trains will be running more frequently in Santa Monica than they have been. Please see the notice below:
Metro will be conducting more improvements to the Green Line’s signaling system this weekend. In order for crews to complete the work, three Green Line stations — Harbor Fwy., Avalon [continue reading]
L.A. Times food critic Jonathan Gold has released this year’s list of 101 Best Restaurants in the L.A. area. How many of them can you reach via Metro? Well… Q (11): [continue reading]
A two-week full street closure of Central Avenue between 1st Street and 2nd Street in Little Tokyo will begin the morning of Saturday, November 7. The closure is required for [continue reading]
