An Exciting New Crop of Electric Vehicles Will Fuel Your EV Envy
Sooner or later, we’ll all be driving electric vehicles. This sweet fleet of wired rides is making the future look bright
Just 46 Percent of Metro Employees Are Vaccinated Against the Coronavirus
Improving that statistic and totally rethinking customer service are just two of the challenges facing the transit agency's new CEO, Stephanie Wiggins
As Fares Rise and Rates Plummet, California Rideshare Drivers Are Staging a Strike
At a series of protests across the state, Uber and Lyft drivers will call for the Senate to pass a piece of pro-union legislation
Uber and Lyft Fares Are Soaring in L.A.—and the Spike Is a Long Time Coming
A combo of fewer drivers and higher demand is driving up rideshare prices, but some drivers say ongoing labor issues made this perfect storm inevitable
There’s Concern that Holding the Oscars at Union Station Will Disrupt Commuters
A plan to move part of the awards to the transit hub might send bus and rail riders hiking through DTLA
L.A. Set to Cut Street Sweeping in Half: Here’s How to Know When You Need to Move Your Car
The city is launching an online system to alert residents which weeks they will still be subject to ticketing, and when they can relax
Flying Cars Could Be a Reality Within the Decade. Will L.A. Be Ready?
Eric Garcetti's office is working with the World Economic Forum on a plan for 'urban air mobility'
An Aerial Tram Could Move Visitors Around Griffith Park, but Not Everyone Has High Hopes for the Project
Conservation activists say the development could permanently harm Griffith Park and its wildlife
Mayor Garcetti Backs Proposal to Make Metro Bus and Rail Rides Totally Free
Los Angeles would be the first major city in the world with a fare-free public transit system
A Judge Will Grant a Temporary Stay Requested By Uber and Lyft, Sources Report
A ruling last week found the companies have failed to comply with AB 5, the state’s gig economy legislation
