The line was named after its two stations – Waterloo and City – although City was later renamed Bank. Over the coming weeks, we’ll be using maps to tell you the story of each of London’s Tube lines.

SOUTH LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg took a test ride on the new K Line Thursday afternoon that's scheduled to open later this year. The K Line is the latest ...

The hash-marked green line running north-south along Vermont Avenue indicates the location of projects proposed in the Vermont Transit Corridor by LA Metro on Sept. 22, 2022. (map courtesy of LA ...

When the LAX/Metro Transit Center Station opens, tentatively scheduled for later in November, the K Line will run from Redondo Beach to the E Line at Crenshaw. The LAX station will also connect ...

A map shows the three options for an extension of the C Line, discussed ... end at Redondo Beach Metro Station on Marine Avenue to the new transit center at 465 Crenshaw Blvd.

Having the C Line extension on the map, for example, has been instrumental when applying for and receiving Metro, state and federal funding. That funding could be shifted elsewhere in the region ...

But for decades, Los Angeles County’s public transit authority, Metro, has been trying ... On a Wednesday at 8:30 a.m., Google Maps put the train ride on the E Line from downtown at just over ...

This map shows the proposed light-rail line from East Los Angeles to Whittier ... 7 million to build a new transit center • LA Metro will receive $95 million for rehabilitation and expansion of the K ...

Within minutes of my arrival to the plaza of the Expo/Crenshaw station, a colorful glass box ringed by palm trees marking the northernmost stop of Metro ... filled with line maps and public ...

At noon, the 8.5-mile first phase of the K Line, known as the Crenshaw Line ... the line is the missing puzzle piece in a growing map of LA Metro subways, light-rail and bus rapid transit lines ...

The Metro K Line opens today, connecting the Crenshaw District to Westchester, giving South Los Angeles the first extensive rail service since the 1950s. The K Line opens at noon to passengers.

This may be true of the $2.2 billion K Line, previously called the Crenshaw Line, which has taken LA Metro eight years to construct and will open to the public at noon on Friday, Oct 7.