Mayor Karen Bass announces the MATOC initiative, a $5 billion investment by LAWA to boost local businesses with 51 contracts aimed at modernizing LAX before major global events.

California plans to add 1,000 zero-emission school buses to its fleet, investing $500 million to curb greenhouse gas emissions and support clean transportation for children, especially in high pollution areas.

A diesel spill on the 710 Freeway in Long Beach prompted a full closure of its northbound lanes, causing significant traffic disruptions and cleanup efforts.

Long Beach Airport has completed upgrades to enhance traffic flow for both vehicles and pedestrians. The $16.6M project includes ADA-compliant features and improved utilities.

The DMV in Southern California will extend opening hours to accommodate the REAL ID transition needed by May 7 for federal building access and domestic flights.

Southbound lanes on the 101 Freeway in Los Angeles reopened earlier than expected after Caltrans performed urgent bridge joint repairs near Temple Street.

A truck carrying coconut oil flipped on the 110 Freeway in Gardena, spilling its cargo and closing the southbound transition to the eastbound 91 Freeway for hours; no injuries reported.

Long Beach City Council approved the creation of the city's first amphitheater, managed by Legends / ASM Global, with a $14 million investment aimed for development, which includes extensive transport and capacity for 12,000 people.

Los Angeles Mayor Bass launches a plan to install solar streetlights in Filipinotown, aiming to improve public safety and tackle copper wire theft issues.

LA Metro construction disrupts B and D Line service, causing closures and requiring shuttle use. Commuters must navigate alternative routes and transfers during the March 28-30 weekend. Regular service resumes March 31.

A United Airlines flight to Shanghai returned to the US after the pilot realized they forgot their passport, causing delays and frustration for passengers, who were compensated for the inconvenience.

The 60 Freeway near Pomona was closed due to a suspicious package, causing traffic delays. Authorities reopened the freeway after deeming the area safe.

Caltrans scheduled I-605 lane and ramp closures in LA County for roadworks, including pavement replacement and signage improvements, affecting traffic until 2030.