Ryan Fonseca

O winter storm, o winter storm, please don't ruin our Christmas.

Los Angeles joins a growing number of cities working to increase equitable access by removing a financial barrier.

Widening the 405 didn't fix the traffic nightmare through the Sepulveda Pass. Now Metro is working to expand a program that has proven to alleviate congestion.

"Men are taking advantage of the fact that women are basically trapped on the bus or train."

Demonstrators say Mayor Garcetti and other city leaders lack "the courage and the conviction" to push for swift, bold infrastructure changes to make streets safe for anyone not in a car.

There's a new plan with a number of new benchmarks. And while there's no force of law behind the plan, L.A. leaders hope it'll inspire pilot programs and policy.

The city has released the clearest study yet that shows how scooters and other dockless vehicles could usher in the next era of urban mobility.

National Weather Service forecasters say about a quarter to ¾ of an inch will fall in L.A. County. Some of our taller local mountains could even get some snow.

Uber's permit to operate its Jump-brand electric scooters and bikes was technically suspended, but they're still in service on city streets.

Traffic light signal changes could get train travelers where they're going 15% quicker.

Important to know: Containment does not mean a fire is out — or that the danger is over.

A 200-page report was released today. Here are some key findings.