The LA Metro Board approved the Environmental Impact Report for the Eastside Extension of the Metro E Line to Whittier, potentially easing LA traffic.

The California Senate backs SB 961 for "passive speed limiters" in new cars by 2032 to alert when exceeding speed limits by 10 mph, aiming to reduce road fatalities.

Hyundai and LAPD team up to offer LA drivers free security software updates and VIN etching to prevent auto thefts starting May 17 at Eagle Rock Plaza.

Copper Hill Bridge in Santa Clarita is being widened, causing upcoming lane closures and detours starting May 13, with the project's completion expected in March 2025.

Santa Monica invites the community to share ideas for the "Great Park," planned to replace the current airport by 2028, with a kickoff event on May 19 and ongoing engagement opportunities online.

California launches a safety initiative for Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, including infrastructure upgrades and increased traffic enforcement, after 59 fatalities since 2010.

The North Long Beach Higher Education Center, offering free non-credit courses and support for local businesses, opened with strong community support and aims to enhance access to education and job training.

LA Mayor Karen Bass has ensured the Student GoPass Program becomes permanent, offering free Metro rides to eligible students, with plans to expand the program further.

LA Metro Board approves the final environmental review for the Southeast Gateway Line, set to break ground this year, boosting transit access and economic activity in underserved areas.

LA Metro buses will use AI cameras to enforce parking laws and ticket vehicles in bus lanes, with a final decision by the LA Department of Transportation. Full deployment is expected by the end of 2024.

Long Beach Airport set a new passenger traffic record in March with 182,382 travelers, marking a 21.95% year-over-year increase and showcasing its role in regional economic growth.

The Port of Long Beach received a $44 million federal grant to reduce truck emissions, advancing its commitment to environmental health without compromising economic growth.

Construction begins on a $12 billion high-speed rail line between Las Vegas and Southern California, expected to be operational by the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.