It’s going to be a busy week for Los Angeles sports fans! Here’s what’s coming up, and how you can take Metro to all the sports-ing action. Wednesday, Oct. 7: [continue reading]
I walk — a lot. Besides walking the dog every day for exercise, walking is how I get to the train station to commute to work, walking is how I get [continue reading]
Things to read/look at while sitting/standing/waiting/stuck on transit: The above photos are a fraction of the thousands of photos collected by Kipp Teague at his Project Apollo page on Flickr. Pretty [continue reading]
Welcome back to new episodes of Metro Vlogs with Anna and Joe! This video focuses on getting ready for L.A. Fashion Week, taking place at Union Station from October 8 through [continue reading]
All Service Councils will meet in October, but not to worry, there are no Halloween surprises or scares on any of the agendas. While all the Councils will receive a presentation on the Regional Service Changes scheduled to be implemented in December 2015, none of the service changes are large [continue reading]
UPDATE: I’m keeping this post at the top of the blog roll on the chance the Dodgers don’t clinch the series in New York and there is a Game 5 here [continue reading]
The world’s largest art complex, located in downtown Los Angeles, will open its studios to the public this weekend for the biannual Brewery Artwalk. The Brewery is home to 500-plus [continue reading]
There’s so much more to October than Halloween and Oktoberfest. In fact, this Sunday marks the beginning of Metro’s Rideshare Week, a full week dedicated to traveling throughout Los Angeles [continue reading]
Metro Los Angeles might be a smaller, lesser known transit system than NYC’s but it’s great at a more important thing: trash talk. Metro started a playful Twitter fued with New York’s Metropolitan Transit Authority and the Mets Police and won.
[scribd id=283385141 key=key-zFOC0Pb8ITpoeGc7X5YY mode=scroll] A nice nod for an important program at Metro that seeks to conserve electricity, water and fuel, among other environmental-friendly practices. The news release from the South Coast Air Quality Management District is below. Above please find Metro’s latest annual sustainability report, which includes a lot of [continue reading]
