Attend our public hearing on the FY25 budget!
Our proposed budget for the 2024-25 fiscal year has been released. You can read it, as well as a shorter summary, on this web page. The proposed $9-billion balanced budget reflects our [continue reading]
Our proposed budget for the 2024-25 fiscal year has been released. You can read it, as well as a shorter summary, on this web page. The proposed $9-billion balanced budget reflects our [continue reading]
Join Metro Art and Metro Bike Share for a special community ride celebrating Bike Month through art! This free, multimodal ride will include walking, biking, and riding the train as [continue reading]
We’ve got news! We have prepared the Final EIR for the Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 project, an approximately 9-mile extension of the Metro E Line from its current terminus at Pomona Bl and Atlantic Bl in East Los Angeles all the way to Whittier. Approximately 722,000 people live [continue reading]
When you hear our name, Metro, you might first think about buses and trains, but those are only two ways we’re helping you get around. Next month –– May –– [continue reading]
Over the past few years, the Metro C Line (Green) Extension project to Torrance has been one of our most exciting and talked-about projects. Given all the connections that it’s [continue reading]
Earth Day is just around the corner – a very big day for us. While providing greener travel solutions for riders is on our minds all year long, this is [continue reading]
The L.A. Times Festival of Books is back and this year’s lineup is a who’s-who of the biggest names in culture. Get inspired by events with José Andrés, Lauren Graham, [continue reading]
Did you know that April is Arts, Culture & Creativity month? And did you also know that Metro has one of the largest public art collections in the nation? [continue reading]
Do you live in LA County? You’re invited to engage with agency leaders, listen and learn from other stakeholders, and share your ideas on our initiatives and FY25 annual budget this Tuesday, April 16 at 6 p.m. Metro’s Telephone Town Hall is an opportunity for you to share your thoughts [continue reading]
Spanish version Artist Robert Vargas says that from the backyard of his house in Boyle Heights —East Los Angeles—he can see the Dodger Stadium. “I remember looking forward to Fridays [continue reading]