The Los Angeles Chargers’ 2017 preseason kicks off this Sunday, Aug. 13, at the StubHub Center in Carson. Southland-based Charger fans no longer must schlep to San Diego and can [continue reading]
For a few years now, I’ve been meaning to hit Long Beach during the summer and give the Aquabus and Aqualink a try because it’s an excuse to ride a boat, [continue reading]
Metro is hosting an older adult transportation pop-up event on Tuesday, June 27 at the California Recreation Center in Long Beach from 10 a.m. to Noon. Programming will include services geared to the older adult audience — we’ll have presentations on how to apply for a Senior TAP card, or how [continue reading]
The Long Beach Transit Systemwide Transit Analysis and Reassessment (STAR) Initiative launched in order to evaluate different types of service investments and consider possible changes to LBT’s services and routes. The [continue reading]
With NASA this week announcing the discovery of seven new planets that could potentially harbor life, Long Beach Transit has launched the Galaxy Express to take you to — oh wait, [continue reading]
Election update: The L.A. County Registrar is still counting votes but is nearing the finish line. Here is the latest update on Measure M, which continues to be well over [continue reading]
Important links: info on senior fares is here. With a senior/disabled/Medicare TAP card — available to those 62 and older — a regular fare is 75 cents per ride on [continue reading]
Last week we gave you a few suggestions on where to take your visiting family and friends during the holiday season in downtown Los Angeles. Today we look 23 miles south [continue reading]
The TAP network continues to grow as Long Beach Transit today becomes the latest agency to join as a fully TAP-enabled bus fleet. Long Beach Transit riders now have the choice to pay their fare with TAP cards instead of paper passes or cash. A rider simply taps the card [continue reading]
UPDATE: 8:25 a.m. – Blue Line is resuming normal operations with some residual delays. Thank you for your patience and understanding throughout this incident. Blue Line service in downtown Long Beach is disrupted due to a train versus auto incident near Pacific Coast Highway Station. The accident happened at 7:04 [continue reading]
