Meghan McCarty Carino

West Hollywood officials have pushed for years to get rail into their city, and they're getting creative with funding options to speed up the project.

After complaints they have become a nuisance, Beverly Hills will crack down on those who ride the dockless devices or leave them in the city.

Not new trains. Not freeways. Not flying cars. Not Elon Musk. It's unfixable.

Riders no longer have to shell out double the cost of a transit fare for the pleasure of pedaling around town on a Metro bike.

Los Angeles officials are educating the public and cracking down on cars in the brand new bike lane in front of Staples Center and the L.A. convention center.

On good days it takes an hour and a half each way. On the worst days it's two and a half hours each way.

In the 1950s the planned suburb of Lakewood afforded the good life to everyday Californians. But for residents today, smaller promises come at a much higher cost.

It's the latest in a long line of attempts to ease travel through the notorious choke point.

The improvement is the latest in a long line of attempts to ease movement through the notorious choke point.

U.S. immigration officials will start using 1,600 federal prison beds to detain immigrants, the majority of them at a facility in Lancaster. The move, first reported by Reuters, marks the first wide-scale use of federal prisons to hold immigration detainees.