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Del Mar Prepares for Morning Rush as Construction Causes Lane Closings on Camino del Mar
As the city of Del Mar prepares for temporary closures on Camino del Mar, residents are asked to follow instructions from signage and traffic safety personnel to ensure public safety during ongoing construction.
Santa Clarita Bus Strike Halts Service, Leaves Residents and Students Stranded
As a result of the ongoing MV Transportation bus drivers strike, the City of Santa Clarita suspends most transit services, urging residents to find alternative means of transportation and calling for a resolution to the labor dispute.
Solana Beach Gears Up for Annual Citywide Pavement Rehab, Residents Brace for 18-week Transformation
As the Annual Citywide Pavement Rehabilitation Project is set to commence on October 2nd, residents should be aware of the various construction activities around the city, particularly on Highland Drive. In the long run, these repairs will prioritize the preservation of city streets.
Fairfield & Benicia Unite on the Recovery and Shared Infrastructure on Lopes Road
As fencing is installed across Lopes Road in Fairfield, citizens can reflect on the joint recovery project between Fairfield and Benicia, and the role of local communities as partners within the larger infrastructure network.
Chicago's CTA Blue Line Forest Park Branch Faces Temporary Closures Amidst $268 Million Revamp
CTA Blue Line's Forest Park Branch, a crucial route in Chicago's public transport system, faces temporary closures this weekend as construction continues, with an earnest anticipation of its revitalization.
BART Rides Again: San Francisco Celebrates Transit Month and Boosts Ridership to Third Highest Since Pandemic
As the Bay Area celebrates Transit Month, BART sees an increase in ridership and discusses strategies to improve safety and services amid an evolving demand landscape and financial challenges.
Uber Partners with SoCal Taxi Fleets, Including Yellow Cab, to Bridge Gap in San Diego, Los Angeles, and Orange Counties
Uber users in San Diego can now virtually hail Yellow Cab taxis, as the ride-hailing giant expands its partnerships with traditional taxi fleets in Southern California.
