Dreamstar Lines is working with Designworks to create luxury rail cars for overnight travel between Los Angeles and San Francisco, potentially starting in summer 2025.

Caltrans has closed one northbound lane of the PCH from Corral Canyon Road to Latigo Canyon Road for about two weeks for rock slide mitigation following recent debris accumulation.

Waymo One's fully autonomous ride-hailing service is now available to the public in Los Angeles, covering 80 square miles without needing waitlists or codes.

Irvine launches its first Class IV protected bikeway, promoting sustainable transport and unveiling an electric street sweeper as part of its climate action efforts.

Bowerman Power and OC Waste & Recycling aim to convert landfill gas into renewable natural gas at the FRB Landfill, aligning with California's sustainability and emissions reduction goals.

Mayor Karen Bass announced a record-breaking September for the Port of L.A., marking its 24th year as the nation's busiest port, with significant cargo volume increases.

Long Beach announces open house events in November to discuss the Orange Avenue Backbone Bikeway project, aimed at improving street safety and accessibility.

The Metro Board approves $798 million for the Metro A Line extension to Montclair, with support from Supervisor Barger, promising enhanced connectivity for LA County.

Santa Monica is preparing to replace its 85-year-old Pier Bridge with a new structure featuring seismic upgrades and modern amenities, aiming for a 2025 start and completion by the 2028 Summer Olympics.

The Vincent Thomas Bridge in Los Angeles will be closed for 16 months for renovations starting late 2025 or early 2026, affecting traffic flow and local economy.

The Biden-Harris Administration is allocating over $1 billion to improve California's ports towards zero-emission operations and create jobs while reducing pollution statewide.

California invests $5 billion in infrastructure projects, focusing on transportation sustainability, and improving daily life resilience against extreme weather.

Santa Monica's Big Blue Bus system has received a $53.3 million state grant to enhance its fleet electrification and services, aiming for a zero-emissions fleet by 2031. The funds will also support workforce training and route improvements.