Ryan Fonseca

So far, Lime is the only dockless electric vehicle operator to ground its fleet.

If you’re trying (like us) to wrap your head around everything that’s happening, we’re here to help.

City officials said they’re doing so out of both “an abundance of caution” and following guidance from public health officials to limit the spread of COVID-19.

Customs agents assigned to LAX this week intercepted vials they believe to be "bogus" test kits in a package from the U.K.

We talked to county officials about what they're doing — and what riders can do — to protect themselves and others.

Are you at increased risk of getting coronavirus on public transit in L.A.? That largely depends on the behavior of people who may be infected -- and the response from transit agencies.

The driver survived with only minor injuries — and a valuable lesson.

Firefighters received a call just before 8:45 a.m. of a possible crane collapse.

The process has been smoother (and faster) than other proposed sites in the city.

It's taken about a year from proposal to ground breaking -- which is fairly fast, compared to other plans across the city.

The city will develop new rules for tour bus operators, including listing streets deemed unsafe for them to use.

Metro’s board approved free transit for state and federal elections in 2018 as an incentive to potentially boost voter turnout.