Author: Travis Schlepp
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. Travis is also the editor-in-chief at DodgersDynasty.com.
Metrolink and Amtrak service will be suspended later this month as crews perform major track projects across the LA railroad system.
JetBlue has released details about the seat configuration and food and beverage service of its new first class cabin: BlueFirst.
California High-Speed Rail will receive full permit process authority for allowing work along its property.
Universal Studios’ new “Fast and Furious”-themed roller coaster is set to make its debut on Sept. 16.
The O’Hare Flyer will be capable of connecting travelers between downtown and the airport in approximately 15 minutes.
“Operator error caused by fatigue” has been blamed for a light-rail crash in San Francisco last month.
A bomb-sniffing dog stationed at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport has been named by the TSA as this year’s “Cutest Canine.”
Crews broke ground on a massive parking and transit hub at the Disneyland resort as the theme park plans major expansion.
A national movie theater chain is bringing back its popular social-media friendly promotion that invites customers to bring their own bucket to load up on obscene amounts of popcorn. Cinemark announced Friday that the “Bring Your Own Bucket” event will return to hundreds of its theaters across the country for one day only. What to know about Cinemark’s Bring Your Own Bucket event On Sunday, Sept. 6, customers can pop in to any Cinemark Theater and fill up any bucket (or vague facsimile of a bucket) for only $5. Cinemark encourages customers to “think outside the bucket” and bring their…
The vast majority of this new development activity is heavily concentrated in two countries: The United States and China.