LOS ANGELES The city's beloved Angels Flight began carrying passengers up and down a steep downtown hill again Monday, nine years after a fatal accident forced an extensive overhaul of the tiny ...

The Brightline West Las Vegas-to-Los Angeles rail project is gaining speed as the project awaits federal grant funding, but, what is planned for the interstate high-speed rail line? Here are a few ...

One of the best things to do in all of Southern California is explore Downtown Los Angeles (DTLA). The area's urban landscape is laden with historical landmarks including Angels Flight Railway. You'll ...

LOS ANGELES, July 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Los Angeles Union Station, with presenting partners Metro, Amtrak and Metrolink, will once again welcome train enthusiasts from Southern California and ...

The project is expected to begin services in 2031. Credit: trekandshoot / Shutterstock. A light rail project in the San Fernando Valley, California, has received a boost after the US Department of ...

Conceived and built by Colonel J. H. Eddy, Angels Flight was, in practical terms, a solution for some of Southern California’s wealthiest inhabitants. Up on Bunker Hill, the richest folks in town ...

A Los Angeles commuter train and a college shuttle bus collided on Tuesday, injuring 55 people. Firefighters responded to the scene just before noon after a Metro train collided with a University of ...

Brightline's planned Las Vegas to Los Angeles railway intends to be the first true high-speed train in the U.S. President Joe Biden is a self-described train fan, commuting between Washington, D.C.

Brightline's planned Las Vegas to Los Angeles railway could be the first true high-speed train in the U.S., running at speeds over 185 mph. Six decades after Japan debuted its shinkansen bullet trains ...

There are typically two ways travelers move between Los Angeles and Las Vegas: By car, drivers risk sitting in traffic that can double the four-hour drive time. Air travel comes with the typical risks ...

Many phrases have been used to describe the Mount Lowe Railway, an ambitious feat of engineering that, at the turn of the 20th century, was one of the most popular attractions in Southern California.