Lancaster, California, in partnership with Caltrans, is conducting roadway improvements on SR 14 and SR 138 until March 27, aimed at enhancing road conditions and safety.

California surpasses gas nozzles with 178,549 EV chargers, highlighting its clean transportation efforts and infrastructure investment, including a $1.4 billion plan.

A passenger on a Delta flight was restrained after biting and hitting others, prompting an investigation by authorities and possible penalties for the unruly behavior.

Big Blue Bus in Santa Monica is hosting public hearings on proposed fare hikes, the first in a decade, to address rising operational costs. They're inviting feedback through hearings, an online survey, and in-person discussions.

Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills is closed for the Los Angeles Metro D Line Extension Project, with bus detours in place, aiming to enhance public transit connectivity by 2026.

Malibu officials announce road closures due to an incoming storm, with re-evaluations planned to potentially reopen roads for Friday's commute. The Lost Hills Sheriff's Station alerts residents through Facebook about the closures and safety measures.

Long Beach Airport introduced the FlyMyAirport tool, in collaboration with KAYAK and Airport One, to simplify flight planning with options for nonstop and connecting flights.

A crash involving a FedEx truck on the WB 10 Freeway in Pomona caused major traffic delays and temporary lane closures.

The Metro Board approved the expansion of a weapons detection pilot program at more stations, highlighting its success in preventing weapons on Metro premises and contributing to rider safety.

LA Metro is set to partially restore bus line 134 connecting Malibu and Santa Monica, previously suspended due to the Palisades Fire, with some stop exclusions and expected delays.

Compton Unified School District has launched 25 new electric school buses, with plans for more, aiming to improve local air quality and student health.

West Hollywood is experiencing traffic disruptions due to a private event, with lane closures on San Vicente Blvd, a parking structure closure, and park facility closures until March 3, 2025.

AutoNation settled for $650,000 in a California lawsuit for not transferring used vehicle ownership in the legally required time, causing ownership uncertainty for buyers.