Santa Clarita Fans Score Easy Ride To SoFi World Cup Showdowns
Santa Clarita Transit has added Route 757 and Route 794 connections to SoFi Stadium matches and Union Station fan zones; fares, timetables and return‑trip notes are online.
SoFi World Cup Clash Set To Turn 405 Commute Into Gridlock
Caltrans is warning of heavy traffic around SoFi Stadium Thursday from 4–11 p.m. as the U.S. plays in a World Cup match; expect long delays and use transit where possible.
Dodger Stadium Traffic Showdown: LA Floats Gondola And Shuttles To Bust Game-Day Jam
LADOT has opened a public study to ease Dodger Stadium gridlock. Options range from a gondola to more buses and new walking routes; recommendations arrive this fall.
Long Beach Bets Big On $1.05 Billion Port Rail Blitz
The Harbor Commission approved a $1.05B FY2026‑27 budget that ramps up Pier B rail work, funds clean‑truck subsidies and boosts capital spending to speed cargo flow. The plan pushes a decade‑long buildout to double capacity by 2050.
Pasadena’s $10.1 Million Street Shake-Up Pours Cash Into Buses And Crosswalks
A $10.1M Measure M package would pair zero‑emission bus purchases with targeted crossing upgrades, and Pasadena’s transportation advisory panel will review it Thursday. The list must still clear City Council and regional approval.
Overnight Sepulveda Shutdown To Hoist New LAX Pedestrian Bridge
Nightly lane restrictions and a short full closure will hit Sepulveda Boulevard near LAX July 13–19 for a new pedestrian bridge. Expect detours and intermittent 20‑minute stoppages.
Cabless Robot Rig Ignites Brawl Over Driverless Big Rigs On California Roads
A San Francisco start‑up’s cabless Humble Hauler is testing the limits of California’s new AV rules, drawing union threats and a regulatory test of driverless freight.
Viral SoFi Roadblocks Put Inglewood On Defense Over World Cup Traffic
Viral clips show officers turning residents away near SoFi Stadium during World Cup match traffic. Inglewood and Metro say they’re coordinating to protect neighborhood access.












