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A proposal to let transit riders skip to the front of LAX security lines ignores that taking the train or the bus in L.A. is a miserable experience.
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It’s absurd that California effectively lets drivers set their own speed limits; even worse is that police don’t enforce those limits.
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High-speed rail managers measure progress in total money spent, not cost per mile. That is ridiculous.
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If Councilman Jose Huizar’s idea is approved, Broadway would be the first major street in Los Angeles to go car free.
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Hey, flight shamers: Aviation is responsible for only 2.4% of global carbon dioxide emissions and is the second most efficient form of transportation.
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Chief Executive Ed Barstian announced the the $1-billion initiative will start in March.
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The California High-Speed Rail Authority bumped its overall cost estimate for the line between Los Angeles and San Francisco to $80.3 billion.
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Alarmed by traffic deaths and downtown gridlock, North American cities are increasingly limiting space for cars.
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Uber says it will appeal the decision, which said L.A. had “properly suspended” the company’s permit in dispute over real-time trip data.
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The subway is scheduled to reach the Westside by 2027, one year ahead of the Summer Olympics being held in Los Angeles.
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Traffic deaths are going up in L.A. despite a program to completely eliminate them. A “pay how you drive” system that monitors drivers might work.
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California’s attorney general says a federal Transportation Security Administration agent tricked a traveler into twice showing him her breasts as she went through security at LAX.
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A British Airways flight landed early Sunday morning at Heathrow Airport in London after leaving John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York just 4 hours and 56 minutes earlier.
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Sure, Los Angeles needs more housing, but reducing the number of parking spots in a city dependent on cars would be a mistake.
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Orange County’s emergency declaration over the coronavirus comes as local officials fight a proposal to send patients to a facility in Costa Mesa.
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A California novel coronavirus case could be the first in the United States involving a patient who neither recently traveled out of the country nor was in contact with someone who did.More Coverage
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Disney’s appointment of Chapek to replace Bob Iger surprised Hollywood and Wall Street. But his background may make him well-suited for the job.
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From Alabama to Orange County, cities are pushing back against federal plans to house coronavirus patients there.
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How, exactly, does The Times’ editorial board decide on its endorsements? This is what the process looks like.
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Rival Democratic candidates, on stage in South Carolina, gave Sen.
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LeBron James had 40 points and eight rebounds in his first career meeting with Zion Williamson while leading the Lakers to their sixth straight victory.
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