Public open house Saturday for Gold Line Operations Campus in Monrovia
This should be a fun event. The campus is a very impressive facility and will eventually store many of the rail cars used on the Gold Line after the 11.5-mile [continue reading]
Two public hearings added for SR-710 North Study
There are now four public meetings scheduled to solicit public comment on the SR-710 North draft environmental document released last month. The first meeting is Saturday, April 11. Details on the meetings are in this news release from Caltrans and Metro: Caltrans and Metro Add Two More Public Hearings for [continue reading]
Pics: first rail car at Gold Line Foothill Extension’s new maintenance yard
Click above to see larger version of the photos. Credit: Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority. Another milestone last week for the Gold Line Foothill Extension project: the first light [continue reading]
Draft environmental doc released for SR-710 North Study
Caltrans and Metro today released the Draft Environmental Impact Report/Statement (DEIR/S) for the SR-710 North Study. The entire study is online and can be found by clicking here. The study looks at [continue reading]
Go Metro: ArtNight Pasadena returns March 13
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]
Go Metro and save on tickets to The Whipping Man at the Pasadena Playhouse
The Pasadena Playhouse is now presenting the multi-award winning production, The Whipping Man, starring Adam Haas Hunter, Jarrod M. Smith and theatre and television star, Charlie Robinson. The historical drama, written [continue reading]
Go Metro Weekends, Feb 13 – 15
Friday On Valentine’s Day, art and love reunite! Spend the day with us for the Metro Art Tour. From Union Station to South Pasadena, The Independent Shakespeare Company will entertain [continue reading]
Go Metro Weekends, Jan 30 – Feb 1
A Sam Smith concert, a Mexican dance performance and a pair of museum exhibits are just a taste of what Los Angeles has to offer this weekend. See what else [continue reading]
Interestingness from this month’s Board agenda items
It’s a new year and the Metro Board of Directors is back in business for its January round of committee meetings and full Board meeting on Thursday, Jan. 29. Perusing through the committee agendas, here are a few items that may interest the casual Metro rider and/or observer: •The monthly [continue reading]
Go Metro Weekends, Jan 9 – 11
Friday Help welcome the young and highly-talented alto saxophonist Josh Johnson to the City of Angels at the Blue Whale Jazz+Art Space in Little Tokyo. Johnson recently moved to L.A. [continue reading]