The Dodger Gondola Project, a proposed aerial transit line between Union Station and Dodger Stadium, faces major political, legal, and...
In a region famous for its scenic highways and vast landscapes, walkable cities might seem rare—but several Western metros are proving that car-free living can thrive...
Discover the Watts Towers in Los Angeles, a National Historic Landmark built by Sabato Rodia. Learn about their history, cultural impact, and significance in art, film,...
Downtown Los Angeles often feels “small” compared to other U.S. cities, but that’s only part of the story. With some of the tallest buildings west of...
Race and Real Estate: Discover how redlining, white flight, and racial segregation shaped Los Angeles’ sprawling growth. From housing discrimination to the Watts and 1992 uprisings,...
The LA City Council narrowly voted to oppose SB 79, a state bill that would allow mid-rise housing near Metro stations and major bus corridors, highlighting...
How Los Angeles Became the Sprawling City We Know Today When people think of Los Angeles, one image often comes to mind: endless freeways stretching through...
As LA prepares to host the 2028 Olympics, Metro is racing to reshape how the city moves. Our final episode of The Long Track Back explores...
Los Angeles once featured the largest electric railway system, the Pacific Electric Railway, Red Cars! connecting key regions. However, by 1961, the rise of automobiles led...
The Orange County Streetcar is nearly 92% complete, with full service expected by March 2026—but not without cost overruns, business disruptions, and questions about public value.
