Long Beach police officers won’t patrol LA Metro in 2025
Long Beach police officers won’t patrol the LA Metro in 2025
Despite increased concerns over safety on Metro trains and in stations, one police department will be removing its presence from the public transit system early next year. In a statement to KTLA, the LA Metro confirmed that its contract with the Long Beach Police Department will end on Dec.
LA Metro is worried that the Trump Administration will cut off federal grants for its priority light-rail projects.
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LA Metro is offering free rides on Election DayMetro will offer free rides on all Metro buses, trains, Metro Bike Share and Metro Micro on Election Day, Tuesday, November 5 ...
Drivers in Los Angeles are getting a 60-day warning period before the city begins cracking down on vehicles parking on Metro ...
This first phase of construction involves working with 34 utilities along the 15-mile corridor to move power lines out of the ...
The bus lane enforcement pilot program will work to capture images with cameras of vehicles illegally parked in bus lanes and ...
A new Metro rail station will open near Los Angeles International Airport on Sunday, prompting a change in service for ...
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Hector Santiago now owns two Ponce City Market restaurants with the opening of La MetroChef Hector Santiago has opened Spanish tapas restaurant La Metro at Ponce City Market, serving traditional Spanish tapas, ...
Two elections for seats on the East Baton Rouge Parish Metro Council are headed to run offs while four of the six contested ...
Younger Americans are moving to rural areas, with large increases in Colorado, Texas, Montana, and the Southeast.
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