It will still be many years before Los Angeles has a truly comprehensive web of trains and rapid buses, but the maps below show the progress that’s been made in that direction in the last 10 years.

A local cartographer’s pub crawl guide to Los Angeles’s growing transit network is beyond extensive—it even includes Metrolink stops, rapid buses, and Angels Flight railway.

Critics say the maps are misguided; rail is too expensive and ill-suited for a city as decentralized as Los Angeles. But the maps, circulated online and created in the midst of what many are ...

If you are a fan of transit, or just a student of Los Angeles, the map is a welcome glimpse into the future.The subway to Westwood is on there too. "It’s pretty impressive, given that prior to July ...

Everything old is new again. This 1934 map via the Big Map Blog shows what Los Angeles looked like before freeways but after an extensive rail and bus line system had been built.

One of the best moments in the new movie Her is watching Joaquin Phoenix ride an elevated train through a Los Angeles of the near-future, dance through a bustling subway station, and emerge at the ...

A map drafted in 2021 of the proposed alignment with the Phase 2 projects can be found below. A map showing the proposed statewide alignment for California’s high-speed rail system.

A $2-billion light-rail line that will add a key north-south connection to Los Angeles County’s growing transit network is facing several construction problems and will not open next year, the ...

Why It Matters The high-speed rail project, which had its funding approved in 2008, aims to connect Los Angeles and San Francisco, with future expansions planned to reach San Diego and Sacramento ...

More than 100,000 residents have been ordered to evacuate. Red flag warnings are in place for Los Angeles and much of Ventura County, and they will be extended through Thursday.