Today is International Woman’s Day — that means it’s time to celebrate the countless accomplishments and contributions women have made throughout American History! This year’s theme is ‘Break the Bias’ — a nod toward building a world free of world free stereotypes and discrimination. March is also Women’s History Month [continue reading]
The South Bay Council of Governments (COG) is actively seeking nominations to Metro’s South Bay Cities Service Councils. How it works: The COG makes nominations for the Service Council, and the Metro Board of Directors approves them — after which new members are sworn in and can begin their terms. [continue reading]
While a bustling transportation center in the heart of DTLA may seem an unlikely hub of humor, the historic landmark will deliver big laughs on March 12. For one night only, Union Station presents Clock Tower Comedy, an extraordinary evening of stand-up along with culinary creations and signature cocktails from [continue reading]
Para la versión en español. Heads up! Metro will be connecting the A Line (Blue) and E Line (Expo) to the Regional Connector project, and rail service will be temporarily [continue reading]
At 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 3, Metro’s Service Councils will host a Budget Forum in which Metro’s budget team will explain our annual budget process and share the revenue assumptions that Metro will use to put together the budget for Fiscal Year 2023 (which runs from July 1, 2022, [continue reading]
The webstream for the Metro Board meeting of Thursday, Feb. 24, is posted above. The agenda is here with links to all Metro staff reports and presentations. An indexed version of the webstream is here — making it easier to skip to the items you want to hear. Among the [continue reading]
All Service Council meetings will continue will be held virtually throughout March. Take a look at the agenda items and call in to the meetings covering the topics you’re interested in. We would love to hear your questions! March meetings kick off this month with San Fernando Valley on Wednesday, [continue reading]
The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) has approved Metro’s request for entry into the Project Development Phase of the Capital Investment Grants Program for the West Santa Ana Branch Transit Corridor Project. “I am pleased and thankful to the Biden Administration for advancing Metro’s West Santa Ana Branch project in the [continue reading]
Metro is proud to be partnering with the SEED School of Los Angeles County to help train the next generation of infrastructure workers and to build a great school at the intersection of Vermont Avenue and Manchester Boulevard in South Los Angeles. Learn more about the school at this fun event on [continue reading]
Metro continues making progress with its study to extend the Metro L Line (Gold) from its current end point in East Los Angeles to Whittier. A new round of four [continue reading]
