Transportation & Mobility

Metro Micro More Than Doubles Fare, With Exceptions

Base fare goes up from $1 to $2.50

Passenger Rail Service Fully Resumes For San Clemente Coastal Rail Corridor

The tracks are back in business after about two months of emergency construction on a catchment wall.

A train runs along the California coast a short distance from the ocean.

Voters Approved Measure HLA. What Happens Next?

Here’s your what to expect for L.A. streets now that HLA has passed.

Compton Couple Doing Guerrilla Pothole Repairs Now Face Calls To Stop

Despite the cease and desist letter they’ve received from the city, Alex and Daisy De La Rosa say they’ll continue to make the DIY repairs.

A man with a medium dark skin tone stands on a street outside leaning down to stomp the ground with a tool. The tool is flat at the bottom to compact the aphalt that was freshly laid down over a damaged road area.

What You Should Know About Hollywood’s Walk of Fame Multi-Million Dollar Facelift

The 3.6-mile project will expand sidewalks, improve crosswalks, and bring bike and bus lanes to the popular stretch.

A colorful graphic depicting a city street with each travel lane labeled and the text "Hollywood Boulevard California" in large font towards the top left . From left to right, a sidewalk with a handful of people walking along, a parking lane with a small car, a center turn lane with another small car, a travel lane with a small car traveling the opposite direction, and a protected bike lane with a bicyclist.

If You Live In LA The Term ‘SigAlert’ Is Way Too Familiar. But Why Is It Called That?

This is how the infamous SigAlert originated as a Cold-war era defense messaging system.

Typical traffic on a Los Angeles freeway.

Metro Wants Your Input On Expanding Express Lanes On The 10 Freeway To The San Bernardino County Line

Here's how you can share your input on whether the express lanes on the 10 Freeway should be expanded.

A map of the portion of the 10 freeway corridor -- part of the freeway is in a dotted green color to show the project limits and the yellow portion show the planned construction. A legend at the bottom left of the map explains the map layout.

JetBlue And Spirit Abandon Their Decision To Merge After It Was Blocked By A Judge

JetBlue and Spirit said it'd be best if they remain separate companies as they don't believe they'll be able to merge by the time the agreement is up in July.

A JetBlue Airways Airbus A320, left, passes a Spirit Airlines Airbus A320 as it taxis on the runway, July 7, 2022, at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. JetBlue and Spirit Airlines are ending their proposed $3.8 billion combination after a court ruling blocked their merger.

It's The Oscars Tonight. Here Are The Road Closures

Here's your guide to navigating the street and sidewalk closures for the 96th Academy Awards on Sunday.

A map of the Hollywood and Highland area in Los Angeles. Some streets are marked in grey while others show road closures in red and purple. The Ovation Hollywood is marked in yellow.

California Gives Waymo The Green Light To Start Charging For Rides in LA

It's the latest regulatory hurdle that Waymo, the Alphabet-owned driverless car company, has cleared as it expands its operations in California.

A white four-door sedan with a camera on top of it is zipping through a street

Residents Are Fed Up With Copper Theft Shutting Off Street Lights. LA Turns To Solar As Antidote

The pilot program starts in Van Nuys with more than 100 of the brighter, more resilient, all-in-one systems.

A group of people are gathered around a tall black podium placed on a city sidewalk on a nearly clear, sunny day. A street light, with a solar panel on top, is towering over the group. A man with black hair is speaking into the microphone on the podium. To his right, a table is set up that reads "City of Los Angeles Public Works Bureau of Street Lighting." Above the table, attached to a tall shrub, is an orange and white sign that reads "Children's Community School."

Construction Begins To Protect A Critical Coastal Rail Corridor In San Clemente

The Orange County Transportation Authority hopes passenger rail service can start back up some time March.

A stretch of Southern California coast. On the left, blue and white ocean waters are crashing onto an empty beach lined with rocks. On the right, large homes sit up right against a steep hillside. A coastal rail corridor can be seen nestled between the hill and the beach, with construction crews and equipment scattered across the tracks.

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