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Author: Travis Schlepp
Travis has been covering local and national news for more than a decade with bylines at some of the most prominent news organizations in the country. He’s covered a range of topics including travel, transit and sports, in addition to daily breaking news coverage. Travis is a Golden Mike nominated reporter, a two-time Southern California Emmy Award recipient and a second-place Spot News Coverage Award winner by the Associated Press as a member of the KEYT News Channel 3 team in Santa Barbara. Travis’ previous stories can be found on KTLA.com, The Hill, Yahoo News, MSN, and local news sites including KTVQ in Billings, Montana, and KEYT News Channel 3 in Santa Barbara. Previously, Travis served as the managing editor and operations lead at Dodgers Nation and LA Sports Report.
Cartagena, Colombia will get new international flight options from United Airlines out of Washington D.C. and Houston.
A nearly century-old yacht docked in Los Angeles is now open to the public for food and drink service.
Cost of living and basic essentials in some of the most desirable cities and states in America is outpacing wages by startling amount.
The service, operating four times per week, was described by company officials as a “key milestone” that will strengthen connectivity.
Travel and Tour World unveiled its annual list of the top 100 luxury hotels in the world, and No. 1 may surprise you.
Marriott International has expanded its luxury brand further into the “Mexican Caribbean” with the opening of a 213-room resort in Costa Mujeres.
The Endeavour exhibit at the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center will hold its grand opening on Nov. 13, 2026.
The California High-Speed Rail Authority has made another move to fast-track the project and connect the Bay Area to Los Angeles.
The music festival will feature performances from Rodrigo herself, as well as other household names and up-and-coming women artists.
Disneyland will need to fully replace its fleet of gas-powered Autopia vehicles by February 2027.