Metro’s new ‘green’ Division 13 officially opens
A ribbon cutting was held Monday morning. Many of you have probably seen the facility, which sits catty-corner to Union Station and Metro HQ at the corner of Cesar Chavez Boulevard [continue reading]
Earth Day: Go Green and Go Metro
Metro held a media event this morning at its Central Maintenance Facility to demonstrate the amount of greenhouse gases reduced when a person takes public transit instead of driving. The concept of [continue reading]
Is Spring Street's green bike lane really a problem for the film industry?
There’s been and still is a constant quarrel between the film industry, city officials, and the residents of Downtown LA over just what’s to become of Spring Street’s green bike lane. For those unaware, in 2011 the city of Los Angeles painted green 1.5 miles of Spring Street’s bike lane [continue reading]
Metro Board approves final environmental document for Crenshaw/LAX Line
The Metro Board of Directors on Thursday unanimously approved the final environmental impact statement/report for the long sought Crenshaw/LAX Line, a 8.5-mile light rail project that will run along Crenshaw Boulevard, Florence Avenue and Aviation Boulevard between the Green Line and Expo Line, passing through Inglewood along the way. The [continue reading]