Caltrans is studying the possibility of high-speed buses traveling up to 140 miles per hour on California freeways, an idea transportation leaders say could one day transform long-distance travel ...

Most Californians encounter one of the state's more notorious highway choke points only on occasion: while traveling over the holiday season, or on weekend trips between Southern California and Las ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Shore Fire burned more than 2,000 acres near Calimesa, California, as firefighters continued battling the blaze ...

Forget flying cars. The future of travel in California could be fast buses on freeways, gifting visitors and residents a trip from Los Angeles to San Francisco potentially as quick as about three ...

Freeway expansion isn’t just a transportation issue; it’s one of the most overlooked drivers of California’s housing crisis. It didn’t arrive as a sudden catastrophe; it has been a slow erosion, a ...

Q: Ben Nunnally of Riverside asked for more details about why so many of California’s freeway rest areas are closed. He felt our recent column that discussed rest stops closures didn’t provide enough ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Caltrans is studying the possibility of high-speed buses traveling up to 140 miles per hour on California freeways, an idea ...