United States & United States — Los Angeles Metro

United States: The United States, through the FBI and CISA, is investigating the cyberattack on the United States — Los Angeles Metro, which affects its critical infrastructure and is part of a broader alleged Iranian cyber campaign.

United States — Los Angeles Metro: The United States — Los Angeles Metro was the primary target of a cyberattack, resulting in the theft of 700 gigabytes of data and disruption of some digital systems, though train and bus services continued.

United States: The target of the cyberattacks, affecting water systems in multiple states. The incident exposes vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure and prompts a federal response, but no widespread disruption occurred.

United States — Los Angeles Metro: The LA Metro was also a previous victim of Iranian-linked cyberattacks. This highlights the broad threat to U.S. infrastructure.

United States — Los Angeles Metro: The United States — Los Angeles Metro reported severe delays and suspensions across its subway, rail, and bus services, particularly in Staten Island and commuter lines, due to the snowstorm.

United States — Los Angeles Metro: The United States — Los Angeles Metro, which runs the Long Island Rail Road, is in negotiations with unions to end a strike that has shut down the commuter rail system.

United States — Los Angeles Metro: The United States — Los Angeles Metro>>>, which operates the Long Island Rail Road, was at the center of negotiations with the striking unions. The strike caused significant operational and financial strain, and they ultimately reached a deal to end the strike.