A United Airlines flight from Denver to LA diverted to Salt Lake City due to a cracked windshield; no injuries were reported. The NTSB is investigating.

A section of the 5 Freeway will close for a military event at Camp Pendleton, impacting travelers and train services due to live ammunition exercises.

California plans to invest nearly $5 billion in local transportation projects, prioritizing road and bridge upgrades, pedestrian infrastructure, and eco-friendly transportation options.

California Governor Newsom initiated construction on a new emergency operations center in Southern California, enhancing the state's disaster response capabilities.

The Port of Los Angeles reported a 7.5% decrease in cargo volume in September but still experienced one of its strongest quarters with 2.9 million TEUs moved. Executive Director Gene Seroka attributes the fluctuations to trade policy changes.

A mudslide after a storm caused the closure of Topanga Canyon Boulevard in Southern California, with no set time for reopening as crews work to clear the area.

An American Airlines flight returned to LAX after passengers smelled fumes; seven were evaluated, none hospitalized. The plane was inspected, the incident adding to recent airline disruptions.

Staffing shortages at Hollywood Burbank Airport's control tower due to a government shutdown led to delays and remote flight management, highlighted by federal pay concerns and broader system strain.

A burst water pipe in Orange County caused a sinkhole, road closures, and water disruptions. Crews are working on repairs, with a road reopening anticipated by midweek. The cause is under investigation.

Long Beach Airport introduces an online parking reservation system, allowing travelers to pre-book and secure parking spots at two different structures with varying daily rates.

LA broke ground on a $2.62 billion Convention Center expansion as part of a revitalization project, while Councilmember Curren Price experienced a health scare during the event.

Santa Monica's Parking Structure 5 is closing temporarily for urgent repairs, affecting local motorists and monthly parkers who will be redirected to nearby facilities. The GoSaMo Center inside remains open.

California sees nearly 25% of new trucks, buses, and vans go zero-emission in 2024, surpassing its target ahead of schedule, due to high demand and state incentives.