As of January 16, 2025, no official travel bans to Los Angeles exist. However, the situation remains dynamic, and travelers should stay informed about the latest developments .

Stream Los Angeles News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. WATCH HERE "From a personal safety standpoint, I wouldn't be overly concerned, at this point, about air travel," Mahmassani said.

Here are some travel safety tips from the experts for flying during the coronavirus pandemic. ... Jessica Roy is a former assistant editor on the West Coast Experiences team at the Los Angeles Times.

Catharine Hamm is the former Travel editor for the Los Angeles Times and became a special contributor in June 2020. She was born in Syracuse, N.Y., to a peripatetic family whose stops included ...

"Literally 98 percent of Los Angeles County is completely unaffected," says Caroline Beteta, president and CEO of Visit California, who toured L.A. on January 22 to get a sense of the damage.

From surprise fees to heat risks and beach bans, here’s what every pet owner should know before hitting the road or skies ...

The multiple wildfires that broke out last week in and around Los Angeles County — including the Palisades, Eaton and Hurst fires — have claimed at least 24 lives so far and destroyed over 12,300 ...

Yes, it is safe to travel to the vast majority of Los Angeles. The protests are concentrated in specific areas, with the vast majority of the city and surrounding areas operating as usual.

As spring break approaches, federal agencies are urging Americans traveling overseas to stay alert and take safety precautions. The FBI’s Los Angeles Field Office and the U.S. State Department ...

Weill, a former Los Angeles resident, today lives in Junction City, Ore. From his home, he's been tracking those affected. Five GTC advisors have lost their homes in the Palisades fire, Weill said.