LA Mayor Karen Bass selects AECOM to aid in wildfire recovery, focusing on an all-inclusive approach with the firm's expertise in infrastructure planning.

Long Beach Airport and Public Works were honored at the 37th Annual Long Beach Heritage Preservation Awards for their historical preservation efforts.

Metrolink in Southern California introduced a subscription service for personalized alerts delivered via text or email to improve communication with riders regarding service updates.

Long Beach launches a 12-month e-scooter pilot on its beach bike path to assess their integration with beach life, with specific rules and geofencing to manage speed and parking.

The PCH, closed due to damage from the Palisades Fire and mudslides, is set to reopen before Memorial Day as crews remove debris and repair the road. Local businesses anticipate relief from the reopening.

A United Airlines flight from Honolulu to Los Angeles returned due to a bomb threat written on a lavatory mirror. Passengers disembarked safely and no suspects or materials were found. The airline is rebooking passengers.

Long Beach Airport's solar canopies have generated over 3 million kilowatt-hours of clean energy in a year, contributing to the city's sustainability goals and reducing emissions.

California is investing $1.7 billion in highway infrastructure for repairs and upgrades including post-fire reconstruction and improvements for safety and sustainability, funded by state and federal sources.

LA Metro's D Line subway will close from May 17 to July 24 for upgrades related to the Westside extension project; shuttle bus Line 855 and increased B Line frequency will accommodate riders.

Police activity closed the 5 Freeway in Burbank, causing extensive traffic delays before reopening in the evening.

Long Beach starts turning an oil field into a 154-acre coastal wetlands sanctuary, marking a significant conservation effort and the largest open space development since the 1960s.

California's high-speed rail project is well underway, contrasting with Texas where development has not started, highlighting differences in progress, economic impact, and environmental benefits.

Glendale celebrated Earth Day with a fair promoting sustainability and introduced its first electric Beeline bus, aiming for a zero-emission fleet by 2035.