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.
Ultra-low cost carrier Avelo Airlines has hit a major milestone, surpassing 10 million total customers since launch in April 2021.
LA Metro says the number of people experiencing homelessness across the public transit system declined for the second consecutive year.
LA Metro is going to pay 2,000 households up to $600 if they agree to keep at least one of their cars parked for five weeks.
Amtrak is facing a serious equipment shortage that could cause major operational issues, particularly for its long-distance routes.
Tuesday’s layoffs also happened just one day before Zillow is scheduled to hold its 2026 Q2 earnings call.
DoubleTree by Hilton hotels gave away its world famous chocolate chip cookies to anyone who wanted to try the iconic hotel treat in celebration of National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day.
The third Starlux Night at Dodger Stadium was held in celebration of the deep cultural and economic ties between Taiwan and Los Angeles.
Amtrak really wants new Philadelphia 76ers star LeBron James to consider taking the train for his commute.
SeaWorld and Busch Gardens parks will welcome two beloved ’90s horror franchises for their 2026 Howl-O-Scream events.
The Trump Administration is expanding the ‘Patriot Passport,’ which features the president’s portrait and signature, across the nation.