Glendale approved environmental findings for the Garden River Bridge, clearing the way for final design on a planted pedestrian and bike span to Griffith Park.

State filings and a CARB settlement set a February 2027 cutoff for Autopia’s gas engines. Disneyland says it’s testing an all‑electric replacement prototype.

LAPD has stepped up patrols at several of the city’s most crash-prone intersections after a rise in serious collisions this year. Here’s where officers are focusing.

A U.S. government Gulfstream crew reported a possible skydiver crossing above their plane near LAX at about 4,000 feet, prompting a sheriff’s air search and an FAA probe.

Santa Monica accepted a $2 million U.S. DOT planning grant to study decking the I‑10 through Pico into parks. The study will map feasible cap-park sites and weigh capping against removal.

Parsons landed about $22M to extend its design and environmental work on the I‑605 corridor, funding bike lanes, sidewalks, transit access and managed lanes.

The California Energy Commission has proposed staged rules to make replacement tires more fuel‑efficient. Regulators say the move would save drivers money and cut emissions by 2035.

Port commissioners certified the Final EIR for an 18‑acre Gibson Boulevard truck lot; supporters say it will cut street queuing while residents and AQMD push for stronger pollution controls.

Metrolink has started a six-month tap-to-pay pilot on the San Bernardino Line and Arrow service with daily caps and strict tap-out rules that can trigger a $10.50 charge.

A temporary pedestrian bridge at the Santa Monica Pier opened this week, becoming the new main entry while the Ocean Avenue span is rebuilt through late 2027.

Long Beach cleared the next phase of the Orange Avenue bikeway in Bixby Knolls — protected bike lanes, bus islands and sidewalk repairs are headed to the corridor. A major Caltrans grant must be allocated soon.

Los Angeles average fell to $5.93 after 18 declines in 19 days; AAA and analysts warn the relief may be fragile.

A nearly new Lufthansa 787-9 collapsed onto its nose at Frankfurt Airport on June 4, injuring several staff and canceling a flight to Los Angeles.