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Meghan McCarty Carino
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Metro's $120 billion sales tax initiative includes 4.5 percent for biking and walking improvements. Critics say that's not enough, with advocates hoping for 10 percent.
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If you see something, say something. Just don't plan on using your phone. Plans to add W-Fi and cell service to L.A.'s subway have once again been pushed back.
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Los Angeles County voters will be asked to approve a sales tax initiative on the November ballot to generate $120 billion for transportation projects.
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Los Angeles' officials are calling for fingerprinting of Uber and Lyft drivers, something several ride-hailing companies that transport unaccompanied children already do.
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The California High Speed Rail Authority's redrawn routes from Burbank to Palmdale draw praise from the San Fernando mayor, but not from one conservationist group.
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The new proposal steers clear of San Fernando Valley communities after an outcry from protesters last year. All options involve tunnels through difficult terrain.
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Los Angeles is late to bike sharing, but this year short-term rental systems could roll out in four different areas of the county.
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Los Angeles County's transit agency will likely ask voters in November to tax themselves and fund big transportation projects. What could we get for $120 billion?
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The city of Los Angeles wants to reduce car traffic around Griffith Park, but it won't move ahead with a plan to open Mt. Hollywood Drive to shuttle buses.
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A national highway safety organization projects pedestrian deaths in 2015 could record the largest year-over-year increase on record, based on preliminary data.
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Pro stunt driver Jim Wilkey shares tips on driving safely on the roads when they get rain-slicked. Plus, we want to hear your tales of traffic woes.
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Three recent pedestrian deaths in Boyle Heights are prompting safety efforts in the community. A street fair is set for Saturday to raise awareness.
