Rail-To-River Corridor Is In Motion
Metro holds community meeting to introduce coming changes and receive input and concerns
Metro holds community meeting to introduce coming changes and receive input and concerns
The 1.6 billion includes grant funds and a loan agreement toward the Westside Purple Line Extension Section 2 Project
Greenfield is one of seven artists whose works will enrich the project
The program is currently being finalized by Metro and local leaders in education and workforce development
Metro spokesperson Jose Ubaldo and JC Lacey talk about MTA’s Taste of Soul sponsorship and collaboration at 2016 Taste of Soul media day
The day before Taste of Soul sets the tone for the big day
Here’s what TOS Nation had to say about Taste of Soul 2016 on social media
Taste of Soul continues to be the #1 family festival around
To avoid the hassle of driving and parking, festival-goers can take Metro Expo Line to the Expo/Crenshaw Station
More than 20 organizations and services with the potential to solve mobility problems for older adults were represented
Metro construction activities for the Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project requires a traffic reconfiguration on Crenshaw Boulevard in Hyde Park and a eastbound traffic closure on Imperial Highway on Friday, August 12, and Tuesday, August 16.
Eastbound Work Continues Next Week, with Westbound Century Limited to Two Lanes
As part of the construction of the aerial Aviation/Century Station for the Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project, Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) contractor Walsh/Shea Corridor Constructors (WSCC) will implement nightly directional closures on Century Boulevard in August to remove the wood framing (falsework) for the bridge.
Beginning, Monday, Aug. 1, a rotation of weekly full one-directional closures of Century Boulevard between Aviation Boulevard and Bellanca Avenue will occur Monday through Friday between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. No closures are scheduled for Saturday or Sunday nights.
Phil Washington is not immune to criticism and as the CEO of the Los Angeles Metro Authority he has received his share. But what does make Phil Washington unique is that he is a problem solver. When Washington received statistical evidence showing people of color are overwhelmingly subjected to the LA Sheriff’s “stop and frisk” practices, he didn’t sweep it under the rug.
Hundreds of bicyclists converge on Downtown streets as Metro and city of Los Angeles launch long-awaited, innovative Bike Share Program