NBC Los Angeles says its NewsChopper4 was involved in an air-traffic conflict near Hollywood Burbank Airport. The clip arrives as federal regulators move to require radar separation after recent close calls.

Surf Air Mobility and BETA Technologies announced a partnership to trial ALIA electric aircraft in Hawaii — cargo demonstrations this year and passenger service after certification.

A neighborhood survey found most Westlake residents back closing Wilshire Boulevard to reunite MacArthur Park, but planners say design work and environmental review come first.

Qin West's tiny Far East Plaza stall sparked a chain of seven locations by serving the kind of Shaanxi noodles that make people say they feel like they're back in China. The original Chinatown location is now closed, after the LA County Department of Public Health found vermin and unsanitized food contact surfaces in the kitchen.

An engineering report found Hermosa Beach’s pier in poor to serious condition; short-term repairs were approved but a full rebuild is estimated at about $44.5 million.

A United Airlines jet nearly crossed paths with a U.S. Army Black Hawk near John Wayne Airport, renewing scrutiny of helicopter‑airliner separation in busy airspace.

A woman was struck and killed Tuesday in a marked crosswalk at 4th Street and Ximeno in Long Beach. Police say the driver stayed and investigators do not suspect impairment.

Crews have started emergency stabilization above PCH at Posetano Road after last year’s Palisades Fire weakened the slope. The work aims to shore up a damaged bulkhead and protect nearby homes.

Metrolink is temporarily cutting trains across most Southern California lines because of mechanical problems and parts shortages. The schedule change will last about seven weeks.

A $13M curbside design job at LAX has morphed into a roughly $308M construction program, paid for with airport revenue and bonds and aimed at remaking arrivals and departures.

LASD will run a day‑long bike‑and‑ped enforcement operation in West Hollywood on March 23. Here’s a plain‑English guide to the rules drivers often forget.

LA Metro restricted access to internal computer systems after detecting unauthorized activity, leaving arrival boards blank and complicating some TAP top-ups while officials run security checks.

Planners recommended a change to Inglewood’s code to let churches and nearby businesses sell parking during major events. The measure now moves to the City Council.