Meghan McCarty Carino
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In a bid to restore more quiet to the municipal park, cars will be charged by the hour by year's end at the observatory lot and along main roads. -
The beach city is throwing out a challenge starting this week: give up your car every Friday and take advantage of the new Expo Line, bike sharing or Big Blue Bus. -
The number of Los Angeles County seniors will sharply increase over 15 years, so Metro is working to ease their transit travel while seeking their support for Measure M. -
The "My Figueroa" project will add wider sidewalks, bus platforms, landscaping and a protected bike lane to Figueroa Street in downtown Los Angeles. -
The Positive Train Control safety system can automatically slow or stop a train headed for a crash. Despite a federal mandate, most rail lines have not installed it. -
The popular downtown Los Angeles to Santa Monica extension of the Expo Line may soon see relief from the overcrowding that has been the subject of complaints. -
West Hollywood officials have long pushed for a train, so they are backing Metro's Measure M sales tax measure in hopes the rail line can be built sooner. -
Some fans waited 90 minutes to get on the trains after the Rams game with the Seahawks. That might still be better than the sky-high prices for parking spots. -
Transportation to the Coliseum is easy with the Expo Line train, but when the Rams move to their future stadium in Inglewood, it will be more challenging. -
CicLAvia and other open streets events have attracted more than a million people since 2010. L.A. transit officials want to expand them into new areas.
Stories by Meghan McCarty Carino
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