Transportation & Mobility

Want to be an LA Metro police officer? Job postings and a recruitment website are now live

The agency is offering up to $130,000 for entry-level recruits.

Two people wearing yellow shirts that read "Metro Ambassadors" lean against a Metro map stand in an underground subway station. There's a train to the left of frame with a sign above that reads "7th St/Metro Center."

Does Long Beach deserve more say over Metro? There’s a push for a dedicated board member

Long Beach’s mayor, county supervisor and congressman want the city to have its own representative on the L.A. County Metro board.

A metro light rail turns along a street crossing an intersection. A couple buses are parked in the background on the side of roads with large buildings in the background.

How to navigate to SoFi and watch parties in LA during the World Cup

There will be shuttles directly to the matches from locations across L.A. and Orange Counties.

A large screen inside a stadium reads "26 FIFA Los Angeles."

LA Metro Board approves nearly $10 billion budget

Investments in safety, cleanliness and service reliability remained the public’s chief concerns.

A subway train going to Azusa arrives at a station

Trump wants a gas tax holiday. There's a much bigger problem looming

Suspending the federal gasoline tax could save drivers up to 18.4 cents per gallon. But it would drain a troubled fund meant to cover roadbuilding and repairs.

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Beach bus connecting Antelope Valley to Santa Monica returns for summer season

The direct service from Palmdale and Lancaster will start Monday, according to officials.

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A man wearing blue and white swim trunks is shaking a blanket on a sandy beach in front of a pier with rides and Ferris wheel.

LA Metro is suing Burbank over construction permits for a regional transit project

The Burbank City Council only learned about the lawsuit halfway through a six-hour long meeting about the bus on May 20.

A digital rendering of a bus station. On the lefthand side is a digital advertisement showing a woman with a blue graduation cap and gown. To the right of the fake advertisement is a metal pole atop of which is a sign showing which bus routes run through this station. The main part of the image, from the center to the right, shows a gray and silver bus stop that has shade. A woman is sitting on a bench next to a man standing up. There's another man on the right side walking into the bus stop.

TSA's new 'Gold+' program looks to increase private security screening at airports

The agency calls the program an update to the Screening Partnership Program, in which 20 U.S. airports currently use private security screeners rather than federal workers.