[scribd id=257670505 key=key-jY4CHgGcP7ufYZTWUUaK mode=scroll] This is the second of our posts previewing the budget for the coming 2015-16 fiscal year, which runs from July 1 to June 30, 2016. Our [continue reading]
Officials this morning celebrated the groundbreaking of the $215 million I-5/Florence Avenue Interchange Project in Downey. Representing Metro at the press event were L.A. County Supervisor and Metro Board [continue reading]
The California Science Center has been named one of the top museum destinations in Southern California, and starting next Tuesday, it will be the host of Dead Sea Scrolls: The Exhibition, the largest [continue reading]
Earlier this week, Metro and Alternative Travel Project (ATP) hosted a panel discussion about access, safety and opportunities for women seeking an alternative to car travel. The panel was moderated by actress, activist and [continue reading]
Pasadena’s cultural institutions stay open late next Friday, Mar. 13 for ArtNight Pasadena, a bi-annual evening of exhibitions, music and entertainment that runs from 6 to 10 p.m. As always, [continue reading]
[scribd id=257575181 key=key-w9qD1x3MxLfi2jkgMYHc mode=scroll] This is good news for Metro, which had lobbied for a change in the law. The issue: up-to-now, Metro was prohibited from hiring workers based on [continue reading]
[scribd id=256826150 key=key-Mxkq8HKaoSS8m9IpnfTq mode=scroll] Metro held a scoping meeting Monday night to get input on the environmental study of the Airport Metro Connector (AMC). The project aims to build a new rail station [continue reading]
Construction continues along Crenshaw Boulevard for the Crenshaw/LAX Line, which means fencing, detours and other activity that may make the neighborhood bit difficult to navigate. However, the businesses located there are absolutely open [continue reading]
Above video: work on the underground Expo/Crenshaw Station. Construction of the Crenshaw/LAX Line entered February with a flurry of activities involving tree removal, closure of a parking lot, soil boring, [continue reading]
If you haven’t yet visited Metro’s new Lost and Found location across from the Gold Line Heritage Square Station it probably means you haven’t recently lost anything. Well done! But [continue reading]
