Los Angeles’s Metro is blasting classical music at one subway station to drive out people who are seeking shelter during the relentless rains and cold weather, an approach commuters and some ...

Metro Art is inviting local artists in Los Angeles County to submit qualifications for opportunities to design ...

Classical music blasts from the public speakers throughout the Los Angeles Metro station at the Westlake/MacArthur Park stop as part of a new plan hoping to drive down crime and increase ridership.

LOS ANGELES, July 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Metro Transit Ambassadors in Los Angeles, represented by Teamsters Local 986, have voted to ratify their first collective bargaining agreement. The four-year ...

Los Angeles Metro has responded to a recent study that found bus delays collectively cost Angelenos more than 10 years on the average day, highlighting efforts already taken to improve bus service ...

Classical music continues to play through the speakers lining a MacArthur Park metro station.

A Los Angeles Metro station is blasting classical music as a way to combat crime and discourage people from sleeping at the station. Darsha Philips reports March 16, 2023.

Los Angeles Metro shared information Monday about its planned service changes that will take place next week. “Service changes begin Sun., Dec. 15, to improve bus frequencies, reduce wait tim… ...

Los Angeles has adopted a new weapon to drive homeless people out of its subway system and reduce crime – deafening classical music piped in through the public address system.

Metro is facing a doom spiral if it cannot make the system safer. Contracting with outside law enforcement service on the trains and buses has not served riders well. It needs its own police force.

LA Metro CEO Stephanie Wiggins discusses the transit system’s planned expansions, progress on its in-house police department, and funding for the 2028 Olympics.