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
How Public Transit Riders Are Managing Their Metro Commutes During the Pandemic
Commuting by bus or train during the coronavirus era can be complicated, but passengers are looking to each other for a little consideration
Can L.A.’s Scooter Craze Survive the Pandemic?
As COVID-19 craters demand for modes of 'micromobility,' the wheels are coming off at Bird
A Game-Changing Electric Mustang and More to See at the L.A. Auto Show
Under pressure to lower emissions, automakers are rollin' out the EVs at the L.A. Convention Center this weekend
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