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Trees make a comeback in time for subway

Suzan Filipek · August 28, 2025

•Critics lament ‘missed opportunity’ A decade ago, when Metro officials removed several palm trees from the Miracle Mile to make room for subway construction, they promised to bring trees back—twofold. […]

L.A. Welcomes Long Awaited Metro Transit Center at LAX

Chronicle Staff · June 6, 2025

Angelenos and travelers alike celebrate a momentous milestone today as Metro opens its new LAX/Metro Transit Center station at 5 p.m., affectionately referred to as the “gateway to the city […]

Metro to pick developer for Wilshire and Crenshaw

Chronicle Staff · May 29, 2025

Metro is set for its next milestone in an ambitious plan to build housing at Wilshire and Crenshaw boulevards. It is expected to choose from among eight developers’ proposals by […]

Metro to seek builder for housing at Crenshaw site

John Welborne · November 28, 2024

Community supports needed apartments Beginning in the late 1980s, the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) began assembling approximately 10 parcels of land on the southwest corner of Wilshire […]

Camel’s nose under the tent: Metro digital billboards throughout our city

John Welborne · September 28, 2023

The Los Angeles City Planning Commission did a major disservice to good planning in Los Angeles on September 14th. Even though the details of the Planning Department’s staff report made […]

Billboard blight, digital signs are on City Council agenda

Suzan Filipek · September 28, 2023

Glowing billboards on Los Angeles County Metropolitan  Transportation Authority (LACMTA, Metro) properties within the City of Los Angeles are coming closer into view after the City Planning Commission unanimously recommended […]

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