#2028-olympics

#2028-olympics

The countdown to the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games has sent Los Angeles International Airport into a $1.5-billion sprint to rebuild its roads, drawing ire from critics who argue the plan leaves the airport's most infamous bottleneck - the "horseshoe" - largely untouched. Los Angeles World Airports Board of Airport Commissioners on Thursday approved the final $1-billion phase of spending for its new roadway improvement plan, which aims to streamline traffic flow at airport entrances and exits.

Los Angeles International Airport will shut down Terminal 5 for a "complete demolition" and overhaul project, it announced Monday. The closure, slated for Oct. 28, comes as part of a $30-billion overhaul ahead of the 2028 Olympics and Paralympics in L.A. The major renovation will "deliver a brand new terminal and airport experience," according to an airport news release. It is only the latest of a series of expansion and overhaul projects that have kept LAX in a state of what feels like perpetual construction.

Long Beach is located about half an hour down the coast from Los Angeles proper, though it often gets mixed up in the greater L.A. or Orange County areas. However, hip-hop lovers will recognize the LBC as the stomping grounds of legends like Snoop Dogg and Warren G, but the city's significance extends far beyond what you might hear on the radio.

Bobby Okereke expressed his admiration for the young Nigerian national flag football team, noting their promise and strong spirit, though he highlighted the need for improvement in quarterback play.

The 2028 Olympics will feature a unique, dual-venue opening ceremony at the Coliseum and SoFi Stadium, starting at 5 p.m. PDT on July 14, 2028.

McCaffrey describes his offseason as "pretty locked-in" with little fun, indicating a strong focus on training and returning to peak performance after injuries.

As companies lean towards remote work models, the need for expansive office spaces in city centers is declining, prompting a residential shift as citizens adjust to new work environments.

"Our board was very adamant that if [council members] go forward with this nonsense, that it's dead. They're going to move the project somewhere else."