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Metro's[4] own project page says of Section 1, "This Opened on May 8, 2026."
Section 1 only (3.9 mi, 3 stations); earlier search showed board-approved $3.51B.[1]
Openedexact-product/projectrevieworreactionsource;quoteliterallymatchedin6NovPMresearch.[1]
Openedexact-product/projectrevieworreactionsource;quoteliterallymatchedin6NovPMresearch.[1]
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Opened on 8 May 2026.
“Section 1 Opened May 8, 2026”
Section 1 is open. Ongoing work on Sections 2 and 3 does not change this section’s completed status.
“Section 1 is now open”
Subway extension from Koreatown to the Wilshire/La Cienega area.
“Section 1 extends the subway from Koreatown to the Wilshire/La Cienega area”
Section 1 passenger opening
“Section 1 Opened May 8, 2026”
