U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy launches audit on state CDL issuance to ensure qualified drivers and aligns with Trump's "America First, Safety First" policy.

GOGO Charters plans to expand its shuttle service in Southern California and the Southwest by 2026, connecting cities like Los Angeles, San Diego, and Las Vegas with affordable fares and amenities.

Governor Newsom announces nearly $5 billion investment in California's transportation system, enhancing highways, public transit, and eco-friendly travel options.

Caltrans begins overnight I-405 lane closures through Sepulveda Pass for pavement rehabilitation, causing potential delays for commuters and local disturbances.

Metrolink is introducing a new pricing model from July 1 to make train travel more affordable, with fare reductions, a $5 day pass, and various discounts in a six-month pilot program that may extend to 2026 if successful.

The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing in Southern California enters its final construction phase, aiming to provide a safe passage for wildlife across a busy highway by fall 2026.

The groundbreaking for Inglewood High School's $240 million revamp was celebrated, aiming to enhance the learning environment with new facilities and resources.

Long Beach has expanded its LB Circuit micro-transit service, including a larger fleet, extended hours, ADA-accessible vans, and further reach, aiming to connect neighborhoods sustainably.

Malibu's Pacific Coast Highway will have delays this weekend due to property clearing, closing a southbound lane near Big Rock Drive from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. Drivers are advised to slow down and expect congestion.

Waymo expands its autonomous ride-hailing service to more areas in Los Angeles County, despite facing challenges such as vehicle vandalism during protests.

The City of Irvine has begun construction on the Irvine Fieldhouse, a multi-sport facility expected to open in 2026, with features such as courts for various sports and a community space.

Waymo suspended its driverless taxi service in downtown Los Angeles due to vehicle damage from car fires during anti-ICE protests, with losses estimated up to $1 million.

The LAX Metro Transit Center has opened in Los Angeles, providing a key connection between Metro riders and the airport, with free rides offered and a shuttle to the terminals.