Long Beach Airport receives a $680,851 federal grant for six electric vehicles and two solar-powered stations, supporting sustainable aviation under the FAA's Zero Emissions Vehicle program.

Santa Monica is hosting TDM Week to promote sustainable transportation, with related events throughout September and October, including a week-long car-free challenge.

The FAA granted John Wayne Airport $20 million to upgrade accessibility and energy efficiency, including modernizing restrooms to ADA standards and adding facilities for families and nursing mothers.

Palmdale received a $5.3 million federal grant for street improvements to enhance safety and accessibility on the 20th St. East corridor, benefiting local schools and the community.

Santa Monica's Big Blue Bus offers free rides for a week starting September 30 to promote sustainability and clean air, coinciding with SoCal Transit Week and California Clean Air Day. Students can travel for free by showing school ID.

California's SB 1417 allows Santa Monica's Big Blue Bus to issue prohibition orders for repeat offenders on public transit to enhance safety and security.

The Metro extended its fare evasion and safety "TAP-to-Exit" program to the E line's Santa Monica station, aiming to enhance security and encourage valid fare usage.

San Bernardino County has opened a new 10-mile stretch of express toll lanes on the 10 Freeway to reduce congestion, with fluctuating toll prices based on traffic demand.

Long Beach city officials began construction on the new Fire Station 9, featuring advanced facilities and energy-efficient designs, aiming to enhance public safety and emergency response times.

California surpasses 150,000 EV chargers with over 24,000 added in early 2024, reflecting the state's commitment to clean transportation and infrastructure improvement.

The Hamner Avenue Bridge and Widening Project was completed, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to honor former Norco Mayor Berwin Hanna's contributions to regional transportation.

Governor Newsom awards $789.8 million for eco-friendly, affordable housing in California, aiming to build over 2,400 homes, improve transportation, and fight climate change.

Santa Clarita has started the Vista Canyon Bridge project, adding a two-lane bridge, road enhancements, and a bike path, aiming for a 2026 completion.