Long Beach Airport advises travelers to allow extra time due to increased spring break traffic and construction, with busiest days being Sundays, Mondays, and Fridays.

The LA County's Fourth District receives $47.2 million from the US Department of Transportation to improve transportation and open spaces, with projects such as a pedestrian bridge and bus service enhancements planned.

The City of Long Beach reported financial improvements and visitor increase for the RMS Queen Mary since its 2022 reopening, and announced future development plans.

Culver City Council approved new signage, a grant application for affordable housing, transportation upgrades, and inclusive bathroom codes, alongside budgeting for police station window replacement, free bus fare days, and a local pool heater.

Los Angeles secures nearly $900 million for infrastructure upgrades and transit development ahead of the 2028 Olympics, with a focus on projects like the East San Fernando Valley Light Rail and D Line Subway Extension.

A rockslide closed a section of the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, with crews reopening one lane by 9 a.m. Monday after overnight clearance efforts.

LA Metro provides free rides on Election Day to help voters access polls, including bus, train, and bike services, plus ballot drop-off boxes at select stations.

Los Angeles County Public Works completed a $150,000 road safety project near Littlerock High School, adding new stop controls and LED signs to enhance student safety.

LA County Supervisor Kathryn Barger allocated $500,000 for the Center for Transportation Technology Excellence in Antelope Valley, aimed at boosting the economy and creating over 114,300 jobs.

Santa Clarita has expanded transit options, with a new station and more trains, based on residents' feedback and aimed at improving connectivity and access to events.

The Lynwood Library, open since 1977, is set to undergo an $8 million upgrade, funded by LA County and announced by Janice Hahn. The renovation will include new facilities, technology, and skylights, with completion expected by November next year.

LA County Board of Supervisors approves extending shared use of Walnut Park Elementary for community sports and recreation, enhancing green space in a park-poor area.

Los Angeles County begins a $1.7 billion construction project at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, aimed at improving access for underserved communities and upgrading the facility to meet seismic safety standards by 2030.