Will the Problems That Plague the Expo Line Get Worse Next Year?
City council will give the train traffic signal priority to address delays and bunching, but overcrowding could still be an issue when the Crenshaw Line opens
A ‘Data Breach’ at the DMV Exposed Personal Information of Thousands of Californians
Social Security numbers, immigration status, and other private details were improperly released
L.A. Wants to Know Where Scooter Commuters Are Going. Uber Says That’s Government Surveillance
The city's data dispute with Uber rages on
Rideshare Isn’t the Only Way to Leave (or Get To) LAX
Rideshare Isn't the Only Way to Leave (or Get To) LAX
LAX’s New Pick-Up Policy Got Off to a Turbulent Start
Travelers reported chaos and staggering wait times after rideshares and taxis were banned from curbside pickups
As LAX’s Curbside Rideshare Pick-Up Ban Goes Into Effect, Here’s What You Need to Know
Beginning October 29, you'll have to ride or hoof it to a new lot just to hail a car
Waymo is Creating 3D Maps of L.A. for Its Driverless Cars
The autonomous vehicle tech company is sussing out whether its cars would be a good fit for L.A.
Before You Feed That Meter, Here’s When L.A. Doesn’t Enforce Certain Parking Restrictions
Indigenous Peoples' Day is one of 10 holidays when L.A.'s parking enforcement officers give it a rest
The Metro Blue Line Reopens Next Month as Line A, er, the A Line
Metro is in the midst of a bumpy rebranding of all its train lines
Metro Is Experimenting with Public Rideshare—Without the Help of Uber or Lyft
Uber wants to become the "Amazon" of transit, but L.A.'s transit agency has its own ideas