Long Beach is hosting a community meeting to discuss bicycling and pedestrian safety improvements on Orange Avenue, as part of the city's Vision Zero and Elevate '28 initiatives.

Los Angeles Metro extends free rides due to county wildfires and power outages, as announced by Metro Board Chair Janice Hahn, aiding evacuations and emergency travel.

LA Metro suspends fares on January 8th, 2025 due to power outages caused by harsh weather, as announced by Metro Board Chair Janice Hahn. The measure assists those affected by the conditions.

California aims for a zero-emission rail network by 2050, as outlined in the State Rail Plan, with goals to modernize transit, create jobs, and improve sustainability.

LA Metro has installed protective barriers on all its buses, leading to a 58% drop in assaults against drivers. The barriers are part of broader safety measures including cameras and emergency tools.

Two planes nearly collided at LAX when a charter plane carrying Gonzaga University's basketball team rolled toward a runway as a Delta jet prepared for takeoff. The FAA is investigating the incident.

The California Court of Appeal approved Glendale's Grayson Power Plant project, affirming that its environmental impact report complies with CEQA guidelines.

The City of Malibu emphasizes balancing safety and access on Pacific Coast Highway, supporting Caltrans' proposed safety upgrades following recent accidents and fatalities.

The LA County Board approves a $250 million renovation of The Old Road in Santa Clarita Valley, aiming to enhance traffic flow, safety, and infrastructure.

Long Beach Airport prepares for holiday season amid ongoing construction, expecting 170,000 passengers between December 20 and January 1. Officials advise extra travel time and announce early TSA checkpoint openings.

California invested $13 billion in the past year for safer, more climate-resilient roads, part of a $38 billion initiative since 2022, aiming to create jobs and enhance infrastructure state-wide.

Los Angeles International Airport experienced technical issues due to network anomalies, leading to a temporary shutdown of its website without significantly affecting flight operations.

California has approved a $1.4 billion plan to install nearly 17,000 new EV chargers, focusing on accessibility and supporting disadvantaged communities.