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Gas prices haven't been this low on Labor Day since Facebook was born. But the win for consumers means less funds for road repairs.
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Los Angeles County now has five bike-share systems and another is on the way. But compatibility is an issue with differing types of bikes in different cities.
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Metro train riders are used to reading signs that say when to expect train arrivals, but now bus riders will be seeing real-time information at some bus stops.
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The express bus connects two transit hubs, but ridership has not yet hit targets. Metro hopes to entice additional riders with more frequent weekday service.
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A long-sought connection between LAX and Metro trains is among the projects that can move forward following settlement of a dispute with a community group.
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Public hearings begin Saturday on the city of Los Angeles' proposal to expand its DASH bus service in some areas and reduce them in others.
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Students used to have to wait months and apply through the mail to get a discount transit pass. Now they can purchase a pass when they register for classes at six local colleges.
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Boyle Heights neighbors gathered in a vigil Wednesday night to mourn a 14-year-old boy killed by Los Angeles police officers Tuesday.
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Trains are packed on the Expo Line's new extension to Santa Monica during peak hours, but adding more trains may not solve the problem.
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As gas taxes fail to cover road repair costs, Caltrans is running a pilot program to see if charges based on miles driven would work better. KPCC's Meghan McCarty signed up to find out.
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Plaintiffs argue that California law only authorizes a license to be suspended for unpaid traffic fines if the driver willfully failed to pay.
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Delays have plagued the start of cell phone service in Metro subways, but Sprint is now providing service.