A motorcyclist died after a late-night collision with a pickup at Wilshire and Robertson in Beverly Hills. Police have closed the intersection as they investigate.

City engineers say streets around the Colorado Lagoon could reopen by summer, but asbestos finds and unmapped utilities have stretched the project's timeline and budget.

California Democrats asked the Trump administration to include $2 billion in the FY2027 budget to help LA Metro secure buses, staff and mobility hubs for the 2028 Olympics.

The Automated People Mover at LAX remains closed as testing and contractor disputes continue, raising doubts about a pre‑World Cup opening. Metro’s transit center is open but shuttles will carry most travelers for now.

A towed boat detached and flew over the center divider of the 91 Freeway in Bellflower, captured on video; authorities have not detailed injuries or cause.

An overturned cement truck spilled concrete across the northbound 110 in Gardena early Tuesday, closing main lanes and leaving only the express lane open. Crews are on scene clearing the mess.

A witness video shows a dog tumble from a moving pickup on the 405 near the Burbank exit in Sherman Oaks; the animal appeared unhurt.

Korean Air will open a remodeled two-level flagship lounge at LAX’s Tom Bradley Terminal, featuring private first-class suites, live cooking stations and floor-to-ceiling views. The project is part of a wider upgrade ahead of the carrier’s integration with Asiana.

Supervisor Janice Hahn urged riders to show up for a March 23 Metro committee meeting that will consider changing who sits on the agency's board.

The City Council directed departments to study bringing back pole‑mounted "utilitarian" lights to speed repairs in darkened blocks. Officials say the move aims to untangle agency roles and blunt copper theft's impact.

Construction has begun on a $152 million project to turn about 12 acres in Wilmington into parkland and a pedestrian bridge linking Avalon Boulevard to the water.

Atlantic Station in East Los Angeles was evacuated Wednesday night after a suspicious item on a train prompted a bomb‑squad response and temporary E Line service cuts.

Aspire Fiber and city officials kicked off a three‑year plan at the Canyon Country Farmers Market to bring fiber to up to 80,000 Santa Clarita homes. Community outreach and phased construction are planned.