Caltrans has scheduled maintenance for the San Diego-Coronado Bridge and I-5, leading to detours and overnight closures with specific instructions for alternate routes.

The San Diego MTS and NCTD released a limited-edition Comic-Con PRONTO card for the event's expected 200,000 fans, with special discounts and pre-order options.

Nighttime pipeline construction for San Diego's Pure Water program begins at Clairemont Drive and Balboa Avenue, expected to cause delays and require detours for 10 days.

San Diego completed 250 miles of road resurfacing, with plans for additional infrastructure investment in fiscal year 2025, improving street conditions citywide.

San Diego's Clairemont Mesa Blvd is being repaved, nearing the end of construction, as part of Mayor Todd Gloria's "Sexy Streets" initiative, aiming for a perfect road condition score.

The Port of San Diego received a $5 million RAISE grant for phase two of the Tenth Avenue Marine Terminal upgrades, focusing on planning, design, and environmental permits to enhance infrastructure and rail capacity.

Roadworks on Las Posas Road in San Marcos are causing traffic disruptions due to sewer improvements for the new Cielo housing project, with scheduled lane closures and possible night detours.

San Diego International Airport prepares for the busiest summer since 2019 and advises travelers to expect delays and arrive early due to construction and high passenger volumes.

The NCTD launched NCTD+, an on-demand service in San Marcos, to enhance local transportation options, with the inaugural event held at the Farmers Market attended by local officials.

San Diego launches street resurfacing projects in Otay Mesa-Nestor, Navajo, and Serra Mesa, employing slurry seal technology to prevent road deterioration.

San Diego begins redevelopment at Brown Field Municipal Airport, a project aimed at energizing the local economy and expected to be completed by 2025.

A semi-truck crash involving multiple vehicles caused significant delays on southbound I-15 in San Diego, with lane closures and cleanup efforts ongoing.

La Mesa Boulevard will be closed from Acacia Avenue to University Avenue for slurry seal application from June 10, with no parking allowed for up to 96 hours.