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Meghan McCarty Carino
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Traditional yellow traffic signs can be so impersonal. For one they have no faces. Or feet. And their bodies are made of sticks. A new campaign wants to change that.
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Procedural errors are forcing a re-vote of the city's Mobility Plan, which has drawn strong support and opposition. Take our poll: what would you like to see on city streets?
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The green bikes of Santa Monica's Breeze bike-share program will be rolling out this Thursday. Users can get a free day of riding by signing up online.
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Flexible hours can trump the low wages and lack of benefits for actors and entertainers seeking an additional income stream.
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Community groups can apply to turn portions of streets into plazas, mini-parks and other uses under a Los Angeles transportation department program.
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A plan to convert an old freight rail line in South Los Angeles into a pedestrian and bike pathway got a boost this week with a $15 million federal grant.
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A citizens group on parking reform presented its recommendations to the Los Angeles City Council Transportation Committee this week.
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The Los Angeles City Council approved a pilot program that allows bicyclists around UCLA and elsewhere to lock their bikes to parking meters with special hitches.
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The iconic station in downtown Los Angeles will get a makeover of its front entrance, with bike facilities, broader sidewalks and pedestrian crossings all part of the plan.
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Six new stations will be added to the Gold Line extension from Pasadena to Azusa. An express bus from North Hollywood to Pasadena will connect the Red and Orange lines to the Gold Line.
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Should you tip your Uber driver? Is it included in the price? Plus, how to see if your tipping ways may have affected your passenger rating.
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The city of Los Angeles is looking to make it easier to park a bike in Westwood by allowing riders to lock their bikes to parking meters, which is currently illegal.