Unite Here Local 11 workers are protesting Flying Food Group at Los Angeles International Airport, blocking traffic and disrupting holiday travel.

A UCLA student is one of the latest victims of luggage theft at LAX as authorities nabbed a suspected thief who may be behind several stolen travel bags. Ivie Ojior was on her way back to Westwood for ...

Royal Air Maroc will begin flying between Casablanca and Los Angeles three times per week in June, just as the World Cup kicks off.

Los Angeles International Airport has shut down Terminal 5 to make renovations ahead of the 2028 Olympics and Paralympics, it announced Monday. The terminal shut down completely on Tuesday for ...

Delays and cancellations are now piling up at LAX as a powerful Midwest snowstorm snarls the nation’s busiest Thanksgiving ...

Thu Fiyth landed at Los Angeles International Airport from Paris to celebrate his 34th wedding anniversary. If only his family could begin their vacation. After getting their bags, the group spent ...

This could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship — the Moroccan airline Royal Air Maroc Thursday announced it will ...

Los Angeles International Airport's long-awaited train system is reaching a key construction milestone — train cars will soon move along the tracks over Sepulveda and Century boulevards for the first ...

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This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. LAX has approved $1.5 billion on roadway improvements aimed at reducing traffic at entrances and exits and ...

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