Hundreds of U.S. flights were canceled or delayed Saturday, snarling schedules at major hubs and triggering rebooking and hotel scrambles. Here’s what passengers should know.

Caltrans released a draft study proposing 3.1 miles of peak‑hour bus lanes on Lincoln Boulevard. Public comments on the feasibility report are open through April 17, 2026.

A truck fire prompted a hazmat SigAlert and closed SR‑91 at Adams Street in Riverside while crews checked for propane leaks and explosion risk.

The OOCL Sunflower lost 57 containers south of the Aleutians in heavy seas; NOAA and Port of Long Beach teams will inspect the ship when it docks. The agency is reviewing the manifest for hazards.

Los Angeles World Airports says the roughly 6.3‑million‑sq‑ft ConRAC at LAX is open, centralizing rentals, cutting shuttle trips and prepping for heavier 2026 travel.

Terminals plan longer gate hours and live truck-terminal messaging to keep cargo moving during a 16‑month Vincent Thomas Bridge closure.

LADOT will reconfigure Pico Boulevard from Crenshaw to Figueroa with protected bike lanes, new signals and hundreds of parking changes; construction begins in late 2026.

LA Metro’s board certified the final EIR and chose an elevated Hawthorne Boulevard alignment to extend the K Line to Torrance. Construction could begin as early as 2027, but city leaders warn of economic impacts.

LAWA’s staff proposal would raise curbside pickup and drop‑off fees at LAX — a trip that costs about $10 now could jump to roughly $24 under the plan heading to a March 10 vote.

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.