Get in formation and Go Metro to Beyoncé’s concert at the Rose Bowl
Queen Bey’s first Formation World Tour stop in the L.A. area is this Saturday, May 14, at the Rose Bowl. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the concert is expected [continue reading]
Podcast: the $2.2-billion capital spending slice of Metro’s budget
https://soundcloud.com/metrolosangeles/2016-17-budget-podcast-part-two In part two of our podcast trilogy looking at the Metro’s budget for the coming fiscal year, Steve and Drew look at some of the construction projects and programs that consume 40 percent of Metro’s $5.6-billion budget. Here’s last week’s podcast providing a budget overview. Need something to read? [continue reading]
Metro promotes NoHo to Pasadena Express as good transit option in 134 corridor
Glendale City Council Member Ara Najarian, L.A. City Council Member Paul Krekorian Take Ride on Metro’s NoHo to Pasadena Express Glendale City Council Member Ara Najarian and L.A. City Council Member [continue reading]
New city of Duarte shuttle connects Gold Line to popular Fish Canyon Falls hiking trail!
This is great news, folks. We have a lot of excellent trailheads and hiking paths in Los Angeles but far too many of them are tough to reach via transit. [continue reading]
Let’s talk about crowding on Gold & Expo
If Gold and Expo Line trains have seemed more crowded to you lately, that’s because they are. The Gold Line is seeing more riders since the opening of the extension [continue reading]
Crowding on the Gold and Expo Lines
If Gold and Expo Line trains have seemed more crowded to you lately, that’s because they are. The Gold Line is seeing more riders since the opening of the extension [continue reading]
Bridge demolished in DTLA for Regional Connector’s 2nd/Hope Station
A lot of the attention on the Regional Connector project has lately been focused on the track relocation work in Little Tokyo. But other vital work continues as shown in [continue reading]
How We Roll, March 29: more spending plan reaction, what transit agencies should say on Twitter
I’ve been AWOLish the past 10 days, so lots of catching up to do… Things to read whilst transiting: I don’t know why the New Yorker continues to give away [continue reading]
Metro Board approves pilot parking fee program at nine Metro Rail stations
[scribd id=305690038 key=key-QqMoK1IsjcHVFh4LImFw mode=scroll] The Metro Board of Directors approved a pilot parking fee program at nine Metro Rail stations on Thursday. The plan is to first implement the program [continue reading]
Video: Gold Line extension opening ceremony
Above is the video from last Saturday. Some interesting nuggets from elected officials and members of the Metro Board about the project’s history and the potential extension to Claremont and perhaps beyond.