The Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project Community Leadership Council (CLC) is holding their quarterly meeting tonight, April 10, from 6 – 8 p.m. The meeting will take place in the West Angeles Church of God in Christ in the Crystal Room located at 3045 Crenshaw Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90016. CLC quarterly meetings are [continue reading]
A little I-405 news to spice up your Thursday. Here’s the press release from Metro: The I-405 Sepulveda Pass Improvements Project contractor is planning to close the northbound I-405 in West Los Angeles from Santa Monica Boulevard to Wilshire Boulevard to facilitate formal walk-throughs of the roadway project area in preparation [continue reading]
UPDATE 7 P.M.: The technicians repairing the downed wire on the Metro Gold Line have confirmed that their work will extend through this evening. Consequently, trains will continue to run every 15-20 minutes with temporary holding as trains approach the Pasadena/Highland Park area. Metro will provide updates on the status [continue reading]
@metrolosangeles change the name of your Dodger Express. It's bad form to dupe your tourists. Worst public transit experience ever. — Michael Kennedy (@MichaelIKennedy) April 9, 2014 Oh my @metrolosangeles! The dodgers express is striking out right now! pic.twitter.com/oRrHKhiCih — Bentoboxx (@bentoboxx) April 9, 2014 Line too long. I'm walking. [continue reading]
With pump prices more than $4 a gallon again and more than 50 cents a gallon higher than they were in January, Metro and the Automobile Club of Southern California today joined forces to help teach drivers how to spend less on gas. They were joined by representatives from the Natural [continue reading]
Have a transportation-related article you think should be included in headlines? Drop me an email! And don’t forget, Metro is on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Pick your social media poison! THU 4/10 @AngelCityBeer #sunrise #sunset #photos @DowntownMuse #train @metrolosangeles http://t.co/4H58LZGKsJ. pic.twitter.com/MeCvBnGcVL — MUSED: LA 2 HOU (@MUSEDla2hou) April 9, 2014 Game changing mixed use project [continue reading]
This is the third of a series of posts on the history of Union Station that we are running this month. The station celebrates its 75th anniversary on May 3. When English immigrant Fred Harvey opened the first of more than 80 restaurants serving rail stops from the Midwest to California, he [continue reading]
On Thursday, April 10 from 2 – 4 a.m. Cubic will be performing software maintenance on the TAP system. During these hours, the TAP Vending Machines will not be accepting debit or credit cards as forms of payment. TVMs will operate on a cash only mode. Customers are asked to please plan ahead accordingly.
In honor of Earth Day, take a ride on the Metro Gold Line and explore public art and neighborhood history with Fallen Fruit on Saturday, April 26. The free, three-hour event begins with a street-side lemonade stand at the entrance to historic Union Station and ends with an installation of [continue reading]
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