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Beverly Hills Pedestrian’s Leg Severed In Hit-And-Run Accident

November 16, 2015 Staff Report

A pedestrian’s leg was severed in a hit-and-run accident in the Mid-Wilshire area, a police officer said today. The accident...

News, Transportation

Hear From Transportation CEOs Tomorrow At Century City’s Transportation Summit

November 3, 2015 wpengine

Eager to find out the future of transportation and commuting in the business capital of Los Angeles, Century City? Tomorrow...

Transportation

Man Possibly Facing Misdemeanor Charges After Arrest For Alleged Attack On Uber Driver

November 2, 2015 Staff Report

A man was facing possible misdemeanor charges today after his arrest for allegedly attacking an Uber driver in Costa Mesa,...

News, Transportation

Los Angeles City and Police Officials To Announce Public Outreach Campaign To Cut Down Hit and Run Crashes

October 28, 2015 Staff Report

Los Angeles city and police officials today will announce a public outreach campaign aimed at cutting down on hit-and-run crashes....

News, Transportation

Suspicious Package at LAX Prompts Evacuation, Traffic Delays

October 26, 2015 wpengine

The administration building at Los Angeles International Airport was evacuated this morning after a package deemed suspicious was received in...

News, Transportation

Hurricane Patricia Cancels Dozens of Flights at LAX

October 24, 2015 wpengine

Dozens of flights in and out of Los Angeles International Airport were cancelled or delayed as Hurricane Patricia, the strongest...

News, Transportation

A Person Arrested In Connection with Report Of Suspicious Device On Freeway

October 19, 2015 Staff Report

One person was arrested today in connection with a report of a suspicious device on the Ronald Reagan (118) Freeway...

Crime, News, Transportation

Ambulance Hits Woman In West Los Angeles At 3 A.M.

October 17, 2015 wpengine

A woman suffered some abrasions to her legs when she was struck today by a Los Angeles Fire Department ambulance...

News, Transportation

CicLAvia ‘Heart of L.A.’ Route Will Close Six Miles of DTLA Sunday

October 17, 2015 wpengine

Six miles of road through iconic parts of Los Angeles will be closed to vehicle traffic on Sunday for the...

News, Transportation

Southwest Airlines suffers nationwide computer failure

October 11, 2015 Staff Report

Southwest Airlines passengers were in a long line at Los Angeles International Airport and other fields across the nation today,...

Category: Transportation

Beverly Hills Pedestrian’s Leg Severed In Hit-And-Run Accident

Hear From Transportation CEOs Tomorrow At Century City’s Transportation Summit

Man Possibly Facing Misdemeanor Charges After Arrest For Alleged Attack On Uber Driver

Los Angeles City and Police Officials To Announce Public Outreach Campaign To Cut Down Hit and Run Crashes

Suspicious Package at LAX Prompts Evacuation, Traffic Delays

Hurricane Patricia Cancels Dozens of Flights at LAX

A Person Arrested In Connection with Report Of Suspicious Device On Freeway

Ambulance Hits Woman In West Los Angeles At 3 A.M.

CicLAvia ‘Heart of L.A.’ Route Will Close Six Miles of DTLA Sunday

Southwest Airlines suffers nationwide computer failure

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