In Los Angeles, travel news means transportation, airport operations, lodging trends and the regional tourism industry. Coverage follows infrastructure shifts, transit updates and the evolving visitor experience.
Los Angeles officials are advancing a crackdown on viewing spots in the Hollywood Hills after neighbors report traffic, litter and safety problems.
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Should your city limit crowds at popular tourist sites that strain nearby neighborhoods?
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Would you pay extra for airport lounge dining on your next trip?
The sit-down à la carte dining option is now available in the Flagship Lounge at Los Angeles International Airport.
A Southwest Airlines flight bound for San Jose diverted and landed safely at Los Angeles International Airport after the crew reported an engine issue.
The City Charter amendment passed with roughly 78% of the vote, replacing expiring funds for the LA for Kids Program.
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Should the city use public funds to restore historic local landmarks?
The city plans to reopen the 100-year-old attraction in time for the 2028 Olympic Games.
The hospitality design firm's flagship studio names the designer, who brings more than 20 years of international design experience to the role.
Day to day, that means airline route changes, updates to local transit, tourism industry developments and lodging trends. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it. Seasonal tourism and the major hubs that connect the city to the world dictate how the sector functions here. Traffic levels and infrastructure projects are the factors that most often constrain how people move in and out of the city.
