Pu‘u Road in Kālaheo will be closed on weekdays for water service and fire hydrant installation from Nov. 18 to Dec. 20, affecting traffic between Silva Tract Road and Pu‘u Kulana Place.

Portland City Council considers a $120 million streetcar expansion to Montgomery Park to promote development and improve transit in the Northwest District.

Portions of Akemama Road in Lāwa‘i will be closed for resurfacing on Nov. 15 and 18, from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Local residents will have limited access.

The SFMTA warns of service cuts for Muni transit due to a forecasted $322 million deficit. Changes include reductions in bus service and failed Prop L affecting funding.

Construction progresses in Field, Regina, and Northrop with each area approaching project milestones, temporary restorations planned for winter, and permanent repairs expected in 2025.

Cedar Lake Road in St. Louis Park undergoes construction ahead of its reopening on November 22, with progress on the final pavement layer and street lights. Detours and access plans are in place for local institutions.

Construction in Minneapolis's Lowry Hill East by CenterPoint Energy is complete, with gas main and service line work finished and sites restored ahead of winter.

The St. Louis Park Pavement Management project has been delayed due to weather, with paving now finishing on November 14. Sod installations are underway and the City is committed to public updates.

Dreamstar Lines is working with Designworks to create luxury rail cars for overnight travel between Los Angeles and San Francisco, potentially starting in summer 2025.

Amtrak service between New York City and New Haven was restored after being halted due to fires in the Bronx. Fires disrupted traffic and required emergency repairs.

Kyla Walker was killed in a hit-and-run at East Stassney Lane and Teri Road in Austin, as the city's 76th fatal traffic incident this year. The police are investigating and seeking information.

Boulder City introduces the "Adopt-A-Streetscape" program inviting locals to maintain roadways, providing supplies and support for at least four cleanups yearly.

CenterPoint Energy progresses with its infrastructure project in Minneapolis' Webber-Camden neighborhood, with two crews working on separate blocks. Residents can schedule service upgrades and expect follow-up restorations.