Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The fare evasion problem began, they claim, in 2017 when LA Metro took over enforcement duties from the Los Angeles Sheriff's ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After launching a tap-to-exit pilot program at some of Los Angeles’ busiest stations, LA Metro reported a significant decline in ...

A buzzy T-shirt urging Angelenos to “Ride the D” — as in the LA Metro’s D Line Extension — is selling fast online ahead of the much-anticipated debut of Section 1 of the transit milestone. The popular ...

After losing his bid for re-election this month, Whittier City Council member Fernando Dutra has incurred a double loss. Not only will he be off the City Council dais on April 28, but he also will ...

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If you ride LA Metro, you’ve already seen the omnipresent signage and announcements telling you to be ready to present your TAP card for inspection. You may have also seen news or social media clips ...

Where do you draw the line? The A Line, on the Los Angeles Metro rail system, is now the longest light-rail line in the world, running for 58 miles, with 44 stops. I rode the whole thing myself on a ...

Julie Sharp is a digital producer at CBS Los Angeles. She is a South Bay native and majored in print journalism at Cal State University Long Beach. Julie previously reported for the Beach Reporter, ...

In a move that has critics outraged, the Los Angeles Metro has officially launched its “care-based services division,” a new department that swaps armed law enforcement for a “holistic” army of social ...

The internet is giggling at the LA Metro’s latest merchandise, which has more than one meaning — at least depending on who you ask. The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority has ...

Last month, the Los Angeles Daily News reported that LA Metro, the L.A. area's mass transit authority, essentially stopped trying to enforce fare collection years ago. The result, unsurprisingly, is ...