Parsons won a six‑year, $60M design contract to advance the A Line from Pomona to Claremont. Construction could begin in late 2027 if budgets hold.

Neighbors near Lake Murray say a park entrance is unsafe and want a stop sign; the city says the intersection hasn't met its technical thresholds. Advocates are pushing for a policy rewrite after a nearby deadly crash.

Council will consider a $590,000 Santa Monica Boulevard safety study and zoning changes designed to speed conversions of vacant retail into restaurants.

CMA‑backed AB 2346 would set a 15 mph limit for kids, require built‑in lights and force clearer e‑bike labels after doctors warned of rising teen injuries.

After winter storms left streets riddled with potholes, Mayor Karen Bass will join crews in Chinatown as drivers report costly car damage and delays. Officials urge residents to report problems through 3-1-1.

Brightline West now expects to finish the L.A.–Las Vegas rail in late 2029 after costs climbed and new financing was sought.

Metro approved a tunneled Sepulveda heavy‑rail line that could cut Valley‑to‑Westside trips to under 20 minutes and ease the 405's chokehold.

January saw a pullback at the Port of Los Angeles as retailers digest goods frontloaded ahead of tariffs, leaving terminals and truckers to recalibrate. Officials say inventories are still elevated as the complex normalizes.

Inglewood’s council authorized property acquisitions for a Market Street mobility hub near SoFi Stadium that includes bus bays, EV chargers and a pedestrian overcrossing. Phase 1 is slated for 2026–2028.

California earmarked about $165 million in clean‑truck vouchers for Tesla’s Semi, prompting critics to warn that public funding may be favoring a single maker.

Video shows dozens of bicyclists weaving through traffic on the northbound 101 near Rampart and Alvarado in Echo Park, prompting safety questions and local follow-up.

New research and route forecasts show increases in clear‑air turbulence on West Coast–Hawaii flights, raising safety and comfort concerns for travelers.

Caltrans says roughly 30 miles of Angeles Crest Highway are closed after Christmas storms. Repairs are underway, but crews gave no firm reopening date.