UPDATED, 6:40 p.m. Friday: Gold Line customers should continue to expect delays of 20 to 30 minutes going into Friday night, as work on the overhead wires in South Pasadena [continue reading]
Update 9 p.m.: Repair work continues overnight on the Metro Gold Line. Please check back here at The Source or on Twitter (@metrolosangeles or @metroLAalerts) for early AM service updates. Thank you for your understanding. Update 7 p.m.: The Gold Line continues to run with delays of approximately 20 minutes [continue reading]
Update, 9:00 a.m. Limited service continues on the Gold Line with trains sharing the northbound track between Del Mar and Chinatown Station. Bus shuttles have been extended from Fillmore to [continue reading]
UPDATE 5:45 p.m. Service has been restored to both tracks between Southwest Museum and South Pasadena Station on the Metro Gold Line. Longer, three-car trains will run every 15-20 minutes for the remainder of the evening. Tomorrow morning, trains will follow the regular weekday schedule. UPDATE 4 p.m. Limited service [continue reading]
UPDATE 6 p.m.: Repairs to the overhead power supply system on the Metro Gold Line have been predicted to last through close of service today, Wednesday Mar. 25. This means [continue reading]
We know you’re probably thinking every New Year celebration is equipped with ceremonies, dancing and singing. And you’re absolutely right, except the Mexica New Year Los Angeles Festival is [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]
Save your game face for the game — not traffic — by going Metro to the 84th football showdown between crosstown rivals USC and UCLA at the Rose Bowl this Saturday, November [continue reading]
Don’t miss the special Día de los Muertos themed art tour this Sunday, Nov. 2. The free tour will explore artworks along the Metro Gold Line through the lens of artist Consuelo Flores. Participants are encouraged to dress in Calavera attire! The tour will depart at 4:30 p.m. from the Metro Gold Line East L.A. [continue reading]
The first shoe shine stand at Union Station in decades opened Monday, as the stand’s attendant Marco Ramirez and his team began working their magic earlier this morning. Among the stand’s first customers were Metro Board Member and L.A. County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas and Metro CEO Art Leahy. The shoe shine stand is located at [continue reading]
