Travel rush begins across Southern California for Thanksgiving weekend
This Thanksgiving week could see record travel numbers according to federal leaders. The Transportation Department says it's coordinating with federal agencies and airlines to try to ensure the holiday season goes smoothly despite the uptick in travelers.
Southern California Thanksgiving Week Travel Setting Records; Plan Accordingly, Say Experts
The vast majority of travelers, roughly 5.7 million, are expected to reach their destination by car, while 676,000 are expected to fly and 182,000 are expected to use other means, such as bus, train or cruise ship.
The National Weather Service has issued a dense fog advisory for much of California's Central Valley for the morning of ...
Thanksgiving will kick off a stretch of clear and warm weather across Southern California, though winds will also slightly ...
Frost advisories have been issued in California as most of the U.S. braces for an Arctic blast to produce cold and stormy ...
Winter storm warnings have been issued for parts of the U.S. this Thanksgiving week—here's where snow could fall.
As millions of motorists get ready to hit the road, the California Highway Patrol is activating its annual Thanksgiving ...
California Highway Patrol officers will be out in full force and on the lookout for intoxicated drivers over the ...
The unpredictable late-fall weather can become treacherous and bring anywhere from major snowstorms to hurricanes and ...
While it's best to try to take care of your Thanksgiving holiday to-do list before the day arrives, sometimes things happen.
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