Metro responds to questions about their plans to provide security at Long Beach train platforms. Mike Rogers reports.

While there is still no word on what agency will take over patrol from the Long Beach Police, Metro will continue to take ...

The Long Beach Police Department will soon expand two initiatives — its Body-Worn Camera and Law Enforcement Assisted ...

Long Beach Police will no longer patrol Metro trains and stations, raising safety concerns among riders. The LBPD's decision ...

LA Metro’s commitment is to take the light-rail line from Pomona to Claremont. The next mile into Montclair will cost about ...

Commuters in Long Beach who rely on public transportation to get around the city are raising safety concerns following the ...

The city’s contract with LA Metro ends on Dec. 30, and Long Beach will not seek a new one, although city officials did say ...

The Long Beach Police Department has decided to end its contract with Metro, meaning the department will no longer patrol ...

The Long Beach Police Department on Thursday announced its contract with Los Angeles Metro for providing public safety ...

In the middle of a staffing crisis, the LBPD is taking officers off Metro trains and reassigning them to regular patrol ...

Despite increased concerns over safety on Metro trains and in stations, one police department will be removing its presence ...