[scribd id=503817983 key=key-OcrsiZBgbR40UkU4JjTj mode=scroll] pdf of agenda here The Metro Board of Directors meets at 10 a.m. Thursday, April 22, for its regular monthly meeting. As has been the case since Spring of last year, the meeting will be held virtually due to the ongoing pandemic. In addition to the [continue reading]
As the economy and Metro financials gradually recover from the last two fiscal years of COVID-19’s impacts, Metro’s budget outlook for FY22 is slightly more optimistic. Vaccinations are now readily [continue reading]
Join us on Wednesday, April 28, from noon to 1 p.m. to learn how our Next Generation Workforce Programs invest in youth, veterans, educators and historically underserved communities while honoring [continue reading]
Wherever a traveler’s point of origin, Union Station has been home to many personal arrival and departure stories since opening in 1939. To celebrate these stories, join Metro Art [continue reading]
Metro hosted a live interactive telephone town hall meeting in March to discuss Metro’s Fareless System Initiative. If you were unable to listen or dial in during the event, the recordings of the meeting are available below for you listen to at your convenience. Metro is currently in the process [continue reading]
Thanks to a collaboration with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, Metro’s official app, Transit, is now displaying locations across L.A. County where residents and workers age 16 [continue reading]
A fareless transit pilot program for K-12 students in Los Angeles County could begin as soon as this August, Metro staff told the Metro Board of Director’s Executive Management Committee on Thursday. The proposal to begin the fareless pilot for students one year earlier than originally proposed is predicated on [continue reading]
Watch this video to hear artist Sonia Romero speak about her creative process and the making of “Hecho a Mano,” a new artwork at Mariachi Plaza station. Learn more about the artwork in this previous Source post and [continue reading]
Metro staff this month are releasing five alternatives to be studied as part of the Sepulveda Transit Corridor project’s environmental review process. The five are: •A monorail alternative along the 405. •A monorail alternative that would use an underground segment to connect to UCLA, which is about one to two [continue reading]
When we last checked on the Crenshaw Northern Extension last summer, the Metro Board was selecting three potential routes for further study in the project’s Draft Environmental Impact Report. The 45-day scoping period for the project begins today (Thursday, April 15) and ends Friday, May 28. This is the time when Metro [continue reading]
