Metro’s $9 billion budget boosts homeless outreach, train cleaning, running new lines
The agency wants to shift the perception that its transit system is unsafe to ride, and hopes to entice formerly remote workers returning to the workplace.
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Pomona man pleads guilty in beating death of Glendora man
Authorities charged 5 people in the case. In 2021, 2 defendants pleaded no contest to...
Beneath DTLA, ghost trains take final testing of LA Metro Regional Connector
To open in 2023, the $1.67B LA Metro Regional Connector subway won't need transfers, making...
144 tons of debris were cleared out of San Gabriel River stretch in March
A massive riverbed cleanup near Azusa also cleared what officials said were abandoned homeless camps...
Monterey Park firefighters fire up the grill, while encouraging public healing
The barbecue was particularly poignant since it was first responders who organized it, their own...
Kevin Hart’s Hart House brings plant-based options to APU’s homecoming
Kevin Hart's plant-based restaurant rolls out a food truck to further outreach into the San...
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Why 2 major LA Metro rail projects were denied funding by California transit agency
A newly released ''ratings sheet" sheds light on why two major train projects for Los...
4 Southern California men face child sexual exploitation charges
The latest federal defendants are from Long Beach, Hollywood, Van Nuys and Santa Clarita.