Transportation & Mobility

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.

The Dodgers gondola project lives to see another day: Metro board moves forward with plans

The proposed project now heads to the L.A. City Council, Caltrans, and California State Parks for their approval. It includes more than 30 conditions the project must meet in order to break ground.

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Saturated Slope Above San Clemente Coastal Rail Corridor Continues To Slide

Crews tried to keep the rain away with plastic tarps, but water was still able to seep into the ground.

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A Stretch Of PCH Near Malibu Will Close Overnights Due To Winter Storm Damage

PCH from Sycamore Canyon Road to Las Posas Road will be closed nightly for the time being — learn why.

A graphic photo of a map that shows a portion of Pacific Coast Highway in a gray line. A black angle highlights the area where the closures will be. A textbox reads SR-1 Overnight Full Closure Sycamore Canyon Road to Las Posas Road 6 PM to 7 AM or Later.

Caltrans Wants To Ban Storing Flammable Materials Under Overpasses After The 10 Freeway Fire

The recommendations come after Caltrans undertook a review of the sites following the 10 Freeway fire.

Burned out cars and other debris are visible under a scorched 10-lane freeway overpass.

The Storm Left Behind Lots Of Potholes (Shocker). Here’s How You Can File A Claim For Car Damage

If your car gets damaged by one of these asphalt craters, you could get money back for repairs.. But you’ll have to pay out of pocket first.

An orange marker is placed on top of a cracked up street pothole as a large semi-truck drives behind it. The pothole is marked off with white spray paint.

New Parking Permits Around Runyon Canyon Approved

The Los Angeles City Council approved new permit parking Wednesday for some neighborhoods near Runyon Canyon. The permits are meant to curb parking impacts from visitors and hikers trying to visit the popular trail.