Delta flight descends nearly 30,000 feet in minutes following 'cabin pressurization irregularity'
A Delta Air Lines flight headed for Fort Lauderdale, Fla., was diverted on Wednesday due to a “cabin pressurization irregularity” that reportedly forced pilots to make a quick, controlled descent, Delta said.
Gold Line commuters may experience delays through Pasadena
Morning commuters on the Gold Line through Pasadena may experience a delay Monday with trains sharing a track between two stations while crews repair overhead power lines, authorities said.
LAX to break ground on consolidated rent-a-car facility
Los Angeles World Airports officials Thursday will break ground on the LAX Consolidated Rent-A-Car facility, which is expected to open in 2023.
Lyft, Uber drivers get support for bill involving job contracting
A group representing drivers for services such as Lyft and Uber Tuesday applauded the Los Angeles City Council's support of a state bill that would make it more difficult for employers to classify their workers as independent contractors.
Culver City granted permission to join the City of Los Angeles lawsuit
A federal appeals court granted permission to Culver City to intervene in the lawsuit brought in June by the city of Los Angeles, challenging changes made by the Federal Aviation Administration in three flight paths for arriving aircraft at Los Angeles International Airport, it was announced today.
One killed, nine others injured in crash started by Metro bus
A 32-year-old man was killed and a 24-year-old man suffered major injuries on Sunday when a Metro bus slammed into four parked vehicles and caused collateral damage to a group of people at a taco stand in Willowbrook.
Data reveals parking ticket hot spots in L.A.
It's no secret that parking in Los Angeles can be a nightmare and recent data found the neighborhoods in which drivers are most likely to get issued a parking ticket.
Community addresses noise concerns coming from Hollywood Burbank and Van Nuys airports
The Southern San Fernando Valley Airplane Noise Task Force held its very first meeting Wednesday night.
Billionaire David Koch dead at 79: A look back on his life and tale of survival during the 1991 LAX plane crash
Billionaire conservative, activist, and philanthropist David Koch has died at the age of 79.
“This has been an absolute nightmare”, Delta passengers stranded for two days after flights repeatedly canceled
A flight leaving Kauai and headed to Los Angeles has been canceled three times, leaving passengers stranded for nearly two days.
Computer issue impacting US Customs nationwide, including LAX
U.S. Customs and Border Protection systems are "experiencing an issue" that is impacting airports nationwide, including Los Angeles International Airport, officials said Friday.
$3.4 million worth of counterfeit products seized at LAX
Over 5,300 counterfeit products were seized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents at the Los Angeles International Airport.
Wearable TAP products introduced to Metro riders
You can now wear your fare.
Power outage reported at John Wayne Airport
There is currently a power outage at John Wayne Airport terminal.
LAX enhancing traveler experience by adding celebrity voices over PA system
Next time you're at the Los Angeles Airport you may find yourself hearing some familiar voices over the PA system.
Secrets to parking in Los Angeles on the cheap
Tired of paying too much to park? We’ve got the secrets that can save you money!
Hawk goes for ride on car in LA
You could call it a completely unexpected "ride share." A hawk lands on the hood of a car, then takes a spin through downtown LA, all caught on camera.
Major power outage at LAX
Passengers at Los Angeles International Airport were stuck in the dark after a power outage hit some terminals.
Man in hospital after stabbing near Metro Red Line
A man is in serious condition Monday night after being stabbed near the Metro Red Line Station in the Westlake District of Los Angeles.
In Depth: The dream of an unparalleled public transportation system in Los Angeles
The year was 1993 as Mayor Tom Bradley and Governer Pete Wilson opened LA's first subway with promises to build an unparalleled transportation system within 30 years. Today, we'll find out how close we are to that dream from decades ago.