LAPD will run July 1–5 DUI checkpoints and saturation patrols across Los Angeles, with evening stops at several high‑traffic intersections and an OTS‑funded enforcement push.

Caltrans warns drivers to avoid the SoFi Stadium area on July 2 as a midday World Cup match is expected to snar traffic in the surrounding corridors.

CalSTA awarded about $383.35M to Long Beach’s SWIFT program to fund on‑dock rail, zero‑emission equipment and charging — state documents link the package to roughly 22,000 jobs.

Hollywood Burbank Airport will open a 14‑gate, 355,000‑sq‑ft replacement terminal on October 13, 2026. The $1.3B Elevate BUR project modernizes security, parking and passenger space.

CHP will deploy 100 low‑profile cruisers during a statewide July 2–5 enforcement period to target speeders and impaired drivers. FAST referrals have already surged.

The LASD's Parking Enforcement Detail has begun issuing citations for California's daylighting law and the county's expanded nonconforming-vehicle rules across unincorporated L.A. County. The move follows new signage, permit rules and tow-away orders in several neighborhoods.

CicLAvia closes 3.6 miles between Leimert Park and Exposition Park for a car-free Sunday with hubs, free pedicabs and family programming. Plan for detours and transit.

MOIA and Uber have started supervised on‑road tests of Volkswagen’s ID. Buzz robotaxis in Los Angeles, with a commercial launch targeted for late 2026.

TSA is urging LAX passengers to build extra time into trips as World Cup crowds swell; FAA no‑fly zones and hundreds of drone seizures mean stricter enforcement.

A pedestrian died after being struck at Pico Boulevard and Stewart Avenue on Oct. 13, 2020; Santa Monica police say the driver cooperated and investigators are seeking witnesses.

LOHA’s 2010 "Blue Spots" shelter concept reshaped Santa Monica stops, and last year’s fare adjustments gave that old debate new urgency for riders.

A software bug that can blank digital dashboards has prompted Hyundai to recall roughly 96,300 2025–2026 Tucson models in the U.S.; the fix will be a free software update.

AB 2560 was edited after industry pushback: lawmakers removed language requiring agencies to consider alternatives to widening highways while keeping CAPTI goals in play. The move leaves lane‑adding projects more room to proceed.