Transportation & Mobility

Inglewood breaks ground on a new $287.5M stadium shuttle network

Actual construction will begin next month for an Inglewood Transit Connector parking lot and shuttle bus plaza at the corner of Market Street and Florence Avenue.

Medi-Cal cuts could push seniors and people with disabilities off of coverage

California is cutting Medi-Cal after a decade of expansion, part of sweeping federal and state cuts.

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Waymo may be reshaping the economics for LA Uber and Lyft drivers. A new report looks at how

Data analysis by Gridwise shows that L.A. ride-hailing drivers have been working and getting paid less overall since Waymo’s arrival.

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LA in mediation over $1.4 billion sidewalk settlement as repair requests continue to mount

The mediation comes in the city’s 10th year of a 30-year settlement agreement over a class-action lawsuit brought by people with disabilities.

OC parents of teen who died in e-motorcycle crash face child endangerment charges

Benson Nguyen, 13, was riding more than 40 miles an hour last May when he collided with a concrete light pole.

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Fountain Avenue bike lanes will go forward after tense West Hollywood City Council vote

A last-minute attempt to find an alternative plan for Fountain Avenue in West Hollywood failed in a 3-2 vote on Monday.

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Bike lanes vs. street parking: West Hollywood city leaders reignite Fountain Avenue debate

On Monday evening, the City Council will consider potentially moving away from a plan to put bike lanes on the busy street.

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Hollywood Burbank Airport’s shiny new terminal is open for business

Flights in and out of the new terminal begin today.

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Plans for a hotly debated stretch of Forest Lawn Drive announced by LA mayor

A city official not authorized to speak on the record said the plan includes widening the road.

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High-speed rail board limits CEO contract authority after $600,000 travel scandal

The CEO of California’s $126 billion high-speed rail project is on the hot seat after inspectors found $600,000 in spending on improper travel perks.

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OC, Antelope Valley Metrolink riders could face major service cuts as soon as next month

Southern California’s regional commuter rail service is struggling to keep its finances on track and is proposing service cuts to balance its books.

What experts say about LA’s autonomous cars and their safety record

Waymo's safety record is improving, but there are caveats.

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