Governor Newsom's initiative aims to convert urban freeways in California into inclusive spaces, rectifying historical marginalization by improving equity and connectivity.

San Diego's transportation system will receive a nearly $8 million boost for infrastructure upgrades and congestion reduction through the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024.

San Diego received $3.5 million in federal grants from HUD to replace old streetlights with new ones in Logan Heights and Pacific Beach to improve reliability and support its Climate Action Plan.

San Diego is pausing its coastal train services due to maintenance, affecting weekend travel with no replacement bus service provided for COASTER and Amtrak passengers.

MTS ramps up Trolley service for Chris Stapleton's concert at Petco Park, San Diego, with frequent services and encourages the use of the PRONTO app for payment.

The Port of San Diego's waterfront plan has been unanimously approved by its Board and now advances to the California Coastal Commission for potential certification by late 2024.

San Diegans will face COASTER service disruptions during the weekends of March 2-3 and March 23-24 due to rail maintenance. No replacement bus service will be provided, but other transit options are suggested.

A four-week pipeline construction at Morena Blvd and Sherman St in San Diego will cause major traffic disruptions from Feb. 29 to Mar. 25 due to the Pure Water program.

The San Diego County Water Authority will conduct routine maintenance on its First Aqueduct from February 25 to March 5, potentially causing manageable water disruptions in the region.

SANDAG is advancing the Airport Transit Connection project in San Diego with plans for a direct transit route to the airport, combining environmental processes and seeking public input for the best transportation options.

Balboa Park's Pershing Bikeway is undergoing upgrades, with cyclists getting a new two-way path and pedestrians a dedicated sidewalk. Construction is ongoing, but once complete in late Spring 2024, it will enhance safety and accessibility.

San Diego begins new road repair projects in Rancho Bernardo and neighboring areas, employing slurry sealing to improve road surfaces and extend their lifespan. Work is expected to conclude by March, weather permitting.

The Port of San Diego approved $2.2 million for Harbor Drive enhancements and a new bridge to improve safety, reduce pollution, and streamline traffic.