How Local Media Is Covering President Obama's L.A. Visit

Los Angeles media outlets warned of massive traffic jams during President Barack Obama's visit to the city Monday. Dubbed #ObamaJamIV on Twitter, the Commander in Chief's itinerary primarily traverses L.A.'s westside and West Hollywood.

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Public radio station KCRW is offering tips on how to avoid street closures. The Los Angeles Times reports that up to 200 protestors are jamming Sunset Blvd., "representing a number of causes including pro-immigration, antiwar and for preserving Social Security and Medicare benefits."

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News radio station KNX1070 announced that "Obama lands in L.A. during Westside rush hour." Television station KTLA warns: "President Obama Arrives in SoCal, Road Closures in Effect."

The President touched down around 4:40 p.m. PT Monday and has two fundraisers lined up for the evening. Rapper and singer-songwriter B.o.B., Adam 12 and the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles will perform at a House of Blues gathering MC'ed by Jesse Tyler Ferguson of Modern Family.

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Apart from the House of Blues event, where will tickets will run from $250 to $10,000, the president also will dine at Fig & Olive in West Hollywood. The high rollers at that event will pony up $35,800 per couple.