Port of Los Angeles Sets Sail with New Cruise Center Developments by Pacific Cruise Terminals, LLC
The Port of Los Angeles partners with Pacific Cruise Terminals for the development of two new cruise centers, anticipated to boost local economy and enhance community spaces.
Los Angeles Prepares for Global Spotlight with $100M Boost to Exposition Park Ahead of World Cup and Olympics
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announces a proposed $100 million for Exposition Park upgrades, preparing for the 2026 World Cup and 2028 Olympics, anticipated to create 300 jobs.
California Move To Put Uber And Lyft On Safety Hot Seat Races Toward Ballot
A proposed California ballot initiative would reclassify rideshare apps as common carriers and require annual fingerprint checks plus monthly public reporting of sexual misconduct. Backers call it a safety fix; critics warn it could shrink the driver pool.
New Traffic Laws in California Aim to Enhance Road Safety for All Users
New California traffic laws improve safety, expanding the "Slow Down, Move Over" law, imposing fines for license plate obfuscation, extending DUI probation, allowing lower school zone speeds, and requiring e-bike reflectors/lights.
California’s EV Engine Roars To 2.5 Million As D.C. Slams The Brakes
California’s final 2025 tally shows more than 2.5 million EVs sold since 2012 while the state moves to replace lost federal incentives. Litigation and a proposed $200M rebate will shape the next chapter.
After 23 Deaths, Malibu Keeps PCH In Emergency On Coastal Strip
Malibu’s council renewed a PCH emergency, rejected bids for a badly damaged Encinal Canyon storm drain and allowed a fire emergency to lapse after rainfall and fuel‑moisture rose. City staff will redesign the drainage project while state partners push safety upgrades on PCH.
LAX Waves Goodbye to Iconic Pylons as Part of $30 Billion Modernization Ahead of 2028 Olympics
LAX is removing its iconic illuminated pylons for roadway improvements, and an airport modernization project in preparation for the 2028 Olympics. Artist Paul Tzanetopoulos will help reimagine their design.
55-Hour Detour for Topanga Canyon Commuters as Caltrans Installs Stormwater Pipe
Topanga Canyon Boulevard is closed for a 55-hour period for pipe installation to mitigate storm impacts. Detours are in place for travelers during the roadwork aimed at preventing future damage.
Long Beach Public Works to Host Virtual Meeting on 2nd Street Bridge Project - Mark Your Calendars for Feb. 5, 2026
Long Beach plans a virtual meeting for the 2nd Street Bridge Deck Replacement Project, discussing the structure's renovation for safety and modernization.
Long Beach Breaks Ground on New Waterfront Amphitheater, Anticipating Economic and Cultural Boom
Long Beach has started construction on a new amphitheater expected to enhance culture, tourism, and economy, with a waterfront location near the Queen Mary.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass Announces Over 2,400 Potholes Repaired Following Severe Holiday Rainfall
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass reported the repair of 2,400 potholes following heavy rain, encouraging residents to report issues via the city's 311 service.
FAA Staffing Shortage Sparks Flight Chaos at Los Angeles International Airport
LAX faced major flight delays due to FAA-imposed ground delays from staffing issues, later citing weather conditions as well. This resulted in 565 delays and 38 cancellations, with passengers enduring long waits and disrupted travel plans.
Storm Damage Shuts Down Sections of Angeles Crest Highway in San Gabriel Mountains
The Angeles Crest Highway is closed due to damage from storms, impacting over three miles east of Highway 39. No timeline for reopening is provided as repairs are underway.












