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Public grand opening is Saturday, Oct. 29
Artful Stations: Metro Orange Line Gallery
When it opens to the public, Oct. 29, the Metro Orange Line will debut artfully designed stations, plazas and landscaping featuring the work of 14 California artists.
Metro's community-based transit service sector governance councils will hold their regular monthly public meetings in November to discuss various transportation issues in their service sectors.
Artists Paul Botello, Man One and Charles Freeman creating large-scale murals on Metro Gold Line Eastside Extension construction fences.
Public urged to do its part to stay safe around transitway
Metro has implemented a number of initiatives to help ensure the Metro Orange Line operates with the utmost safety and security and asks the public to do its part by adhering to all traffic signals, posted signs and street striping along the 14-mile transitway.
Metro's Citizen' Advisory Council (CAC) will hold their regular monthly general assembly meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 26 beginning at 6:30 p.m. at Metro's Headquarters Building in the Gateway Plaza Room located on the third floor.
Community events planned at five Orange Line Stations
Community events planned at five Orange Line Stations
Connections: North Hollywood Station, Valley College Station, Woodman Station, Sepulveda station, Balboa Station, Reseda Station, Tampa Station, Pierce College Station, Warner Center Station.
When the Metro Orange Line opens Oct. 29, more than 20 bus lines will connect to 13 stations on the line, providing commuters with convenient access to the San Fernando Valley's new transitway.
A million people are expected to jam the streets for this year’s Hollywood Christmas Parade Nov. 27 to see stars of the popular television shows “Lost,” “CSI: Miami,” “The West Wing,” “Numb3rs” and “The Shield,” not to mention bands, horses and Santa Claus. That’s a major snarl, even by traffic-soaked Los Angeles standards. To help, parade officials and Metro have assembled a list of ways to see this year’s parade – the 74th – the easy way.
Long Beach – Transportation, business and community leaders from Los Angeles County wrapped up the Fourth Annual Mobility 21 Transportation Summit held Nov. 14 at the Long Beach Convention Center by highlighting the need for more funding and innovative ideas to overcome the region’s crushing traffic congestion.
Long Beach – Transportation, business and community leaders from Los Angeles County wrapped up the Fourth Annual Mobility 21 Transportation Summit held Nov. 14 at the Long Beach Convention Center by highlighting the need for more funding and innovative ideas to overcome the region’s crushing traffic congestion.
Enjoy more than 100 feature films, documentaries and shorts at Edward James Olmos' 9th Annual Latino International Film Festival October 21-30 at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood. Get $1 off the $8 admission price by showing your Metro Pass or ticket at the box office.
Safety 1st at Metro
Nationally recognized Metro safety program shows kids and their parents how to stay safe near new Valley transitway
Metro and the Los Angeles Unified School District have partnered to deliver safety presentations to more than 100 schools within a 1.5-mile radius of the soon-to-open Metro Orange Line, bringing the agency's "Safety 1st" message to thousands of Valley school students, teachers and parents.
Metro today released the Final Environmental Impact Statement/Report (FEIS/FEIR) on the proposed Exposition Light Rail Transit Project for a 45-day public circulation period.
Metro and UCLA Transportation Services today announced a partnership to offer discounted transit passes to UCLA students, staff and faculty, making it the first major university campus to offer such a program in Los Angeles County.
In an effort to quickly reduce traffic congestion resulting from breakdowns of big rig trucks traveling along the Long Beach Freeway, Metro today introduced the Metro Freeway Service Patrol Big Rig Tow Service.
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