FAA Cuts Flight Capacity by 10% at LAX and Ontario Airports Amid Government Shutdown Strain
LAX and Ontario airports expect a 10% reduction in flights due to FAA cuts implemented to address air traffic control staffing shortages amid a government shutdown.
Long Beach Unveils New EV Charging Station at Carmelitos Public Housing in Drive for Sustainable Mobility
Long Beach unveiled a new EV charging station at Carmelitos Public Housing, developed by LA County ISD and partners, enhancing sustainable transport and equity.
Glendale Mayor Ara Najarian Explores Advanced Transport Tech and Strengthens Ties During Japan Visit
Glendale Mayor Ara Najarian visited Japan to explore transportation technologies and strengthen ties with sister city Higashi-Osaka, discussing sustainability and cultural exchanges.
LA Metro Offers Free Rides on Election Day to Boost Voter Turnout for Proposition 50
LA Metro offers free rides on Election Day to support voter turnout for Proposition 50, with free Metro Bike Share rides and promo codes for other services to ensure accessibility.
JetZero Inks 30-Year Lease at Long Beach Airport, Ensuring Aerospace Innovation and Job Growth in Long Beach
JetZero inks a 30-year lease at Long Beach Airport, promising job growth and reinforcing the city's aviation legacy with a $50M facility upgrade and innovative aircraft designs.
Staffing Shortage at Oakland Airport Leads to Ground Stop for LAX Flights, Delays Ensue Amid Government Shutdown
Staffing issues at Oakland Airport caused a brief ground stop for LAX flights to Oakland, with the FAA reporting delays but no widespread impact on other airports.
LAX Prepares for 2028 Olympics: Terminal 5 Closure and Airlines Relocate for Major Renovations
LAX's Terminal 5 is closing for renovation ahead of the 2028 Olympics. Airlines are relocating. The project is part of a $30 billion improvement program aimed at modernizing the airport.
United Airlines Flight from Denver to Los Angeles Diverts to Salt Lake City After Windshield Crack Incident
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.
California to Invest Nearly $5 Billion in Transportation, Upgrading Safety and Sustainability Statewide
California plans to invest nearly $5 billion in local transportation projects, prioritizing road and bridge upgrades, pedestrian infrastructure, and eco-friendly transportation options.
California Launches Construction of Advanced Emergency Operations Center in Costa Mesa to Enhance Disaster Response
California Governor Newsom initiated construction on a new emergency operations center in Southern California, enhancing the state's disaster response capabilities.
Port of Los Angeles Cargo Volume Dips Amid Trade Policy Shifts, Despite Strong Quarterly Performance
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.
Topanga Canyon Boulevard Closed Indefinitely Amid Mudslide Concerns in Southern California
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.












