Los Angeles World Airports took another step toward locking the city into a decade of construction and congestion at LAX. Thursday, the LAWA board voted unanimously to approve more than
Los Angeles is facing its first major test under SB 79, the new statewide housing law that automatically upzones land near major transit stops. The law, signed earlier this year,
California’s experiment with e-bike vouchers was supposed to help low-income residents access clean, affordable transportation. Instead, as reported by the San Diego Union Tribune this week, the program ended quietly
Los Angeles World Airports plans to spend $1.5 billion on a new tangle of ramps, overpasses, and flyovers at LAX, a project critics have started calling the LAX-pressway. The agency
(From contributor Carter Moon. Check out Carter’s Substack here!) Sidewalks are a highly contested space in Los Angeles. The entire time I’ve lived here, I’ve always been shocked by how
Move LA launched SoCal Transit Month with a stark warning that immigration enforcement is reshaping public transit in ways that threaten immigrant riders and the future of transit. Across the
