Ryan Fonseca

The city will study how — and how many — unmanned delivery vehicles should be allowed to operate in L.A.

Later this month, Metro will begin restoring pandemic-caused service cuts, with a goal of reaching “pre-pandemic service levels” by September. For many of its popular bus routes, service will be enhanced as well.

Our experiences moving around in our communities during the pandemic vary — and we want to hear from you.

If the idea of everything going back to the way it was after 15 months of life-altering limitations makes your pulse quicken and your brain cry, you’re far from alone.

Last summer, LAist gave cameras to 12 caregivers in Southern California and invited them to document their lives.

L.A.’s Venice neighborhood is outside county jurisdiction, but Sheriff Alex Villanueva sent deputies there Tuesday.

Black LAUSD parents are more hesitant for their kids to return to school, the Queen Mary gets thrown a lifeline and CalMatters examines California’s long history of gun laws.

K-12 and community college students in L.A. County will be the first ones eligible for free transit. The pilot program would then expand to "qualifying low-income residents."

Metro planners have selected route options for a rapid bus line from North Hollywood to Pasadena for a final study phase, pending board approval. The move to run dedicated bus lanes on Colorado Boulevard through Eagle Rock has divided residents, business owners, transit advocates and other stakeholders.

Bus service was cut 20% during the pandemic and ridership remains at about 55% of pre-COVID levels.

Some Los Angeles communities actually experienced more traffic violence compared to 2019, especially drivers killing pedestrians.

The 17-year-old driver who crashed a Lamborghini SUV into another car at a high rate of speed, killing that driver, Monique Muñoz, has now been charged…