Heightened inspections and lane closures left some drivers waiting up to five hours to cross into Brownsville.

SDOT’s 2025 levy recap says crews patched 17,000+ potholes, planted 1,000+ trees and built nearly 30 new sidewalk blocks across Seattle.

Etihad will expand Charlotte–Abu Dhabi nonstop service from four weekly flights to daily this summer after a strong March launch, boosting one‑stop access to India and Asia.

Bulldozers are clearing the long‑vacant Northwest Mall as developers prep the 45‑acre site as a possible Houston terminus for a Dallas–Houston high‑speed rail line. The teardown is an early, visible step after years of starts and stops for the project.

A new Port of San Diego deal will keep Disney sailings here through 2031, nearly doubling departures and bringing two Disney ships for the 2026–27 season.

A fiery crash on eastbound I-10 through downtown Phoenix closed lanes and sent backups past the Deck Park Tunnel as crews fought a vehicle fire. Authorities say investigators are on scene and ADOT's map showed delays to the I-17 split.

New CAP student lanes at San Ysidro PedEast, Otay Mesa and Calexico West aim to shorten cross-border commutes; registration and school authorization are required.

TxDPS released a video showing Trooper David Gonzalez was struck twice when drivers failed to move over; the department warns Move Over/Slow Down is required.

Neighbors say the crosswalk at Ala Moana and Atkinson leaves walkers racing the light; HPD records show recent crashes and the state has piloted pedestrian‑only phases nearby.

Two northbound lanes of 19th Avenue will be closed this weekend for repaving; expect Muni detours and longer trips. State debit cards and several other headlines topped ABC7's roundup.

Louis Armstrong MSY will receive roughly $5.78M in federal funds to rebuild its north terminal and add automated passenger exit lanes, part of a $14.86M statewide package.

An overturned tanker closed northbound I‑610 at I‑10 Friday morning, prompting a hazmat response and heavy backups.

At a Sacramento summit this week, leaders and bike advocates weighed quick‑build fixes as pedestrian deaths remained unacceptably high.