Caltrans is weighing 100–140 mph buses on dedicated freeway lanes that could cut SF–LA trips toward three hours, but safety and big station costs remain major hurdles.

Crews set the final steel beam atop LAX’s Terminal 4 Wednesday, moving the project into interior work as the airport prepares for increased global travel.

The Port of Los Angeles handled 890,661 TEUs in April, up 5.7% year‑over‑year. Imports led the gain, marking the highest monthly volume since August 2025.

The Port of Long Beach signed an MOU with Lincoln Transportation and Wonderful Real Estate to pilot a Green Truck Corridor to the Central Valley using electric heavy trucks. The deal aims to speed the port’s move toward zero‑emissions operations.

White-painted "ghost" tires were placed outside Westwood’s 99 Ranch Market as activists memorialized victims of a Feb. crash and pushed for speed cameras and street fixes. The installation aimed to keep pressure on city leaders to act on dangerous corridors.

Santa Monica began mailing warnings May 1 as it rolls out camera enforcement for blocked bike lanes. Citations and a $93 fine take effect July 1 after a 60‑day grace period.

A car enthusiast says wealthy sports‑car drivers have been racing long stretches of Decker Canyon; CHP has installed rumble strips and stepped up patrols to curb the behavior.

Preconstruction begins next week on the Vermont Avenue BRT, with utility digs set for May 11. The 12‑mile project promises dedicated lanes, 26 upgraded stops and faster cross‑city buses.

Serve Robotics has deployed 500+ bots across 40 L.A. neighborhoods; the rollout is easing deliveries — and testing rules about sidewalks, safety and jobs.

An arbitrator found Alstom’s testing crews on the LAX People Mover covered by the project labor agreement, ordering retroactive union pay that could total millions. Enforcement may land on the LINXS consortium if Alstom resists.

Long Beach Airport has begun a $37M concourse overhaul that will remodel gates, add open‑air gardens and boost charging and accessibility ahead of the 2028 Games.

Terminal 2 at LAX was briefly cleared after a suspicious item prompted a police sweep; officers reopened the terminal about 30 minutes later.

Burbank Water & Power activated a 2 MW rooftop solar array with an 8 MWh battery at the airport’s RITC, a $17M installation meant to boost local clean power and grid reliability.