$50 Million Settlement Reached for California Drivers in Gas Price-Fixing Case
California drivers may be entitled to a portion of a $50 million settlement due to a price-fixing lawsuit involving Vitol Inc. and SK Energy Americas Inc. Claims are related to purchases made between February 20 and November 10, 2015.
Texas to Scrap Vehicle Safety Inspections for Private Cars in 2025, Maintains Emissions Testing in Urban Areas
Texas will eliminate most vehicle safety inspections starting January 1, 2025, but will include a $7.50 fee during registration to fund state projects. Emissions tests will remain mandatory in certain counties.
Philadelphia Harnesses Infrastructure Law to Bridge Opportunity Gaps, Aims for Inclusivity in Workforce and Business Growth
The article details Philadelphia's infrastructure developments using funds from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, focusing on equitable job creation and business diversity, especially for marginalized communities.
Apple Valley Enforces No Parking Ordinance from 3 AM to 6 AM to Maintain City Streets
Apple Valley enforces no parking on city streets from 3-6 am and during snow removal, affecting night owls and visitors to ensure street maintenance and safety.
Lubbock to Lamesa, Interstate 27 Expansion Approved, Enhancing West Texas Connectivity and Safety
The Texas Transportation Commission approved a 4.2-mile expansion of Interstate 27 to improve links between Lubbock and Lamesa, as well as enhance safety.
Motorcyclist Critically Injured in Crash with SUV on State Road 9B in Jacksonville as Traffic is Diverted
A motorcycle-SUV crash on State Road 9B near E Town Parkway has closed southbound lanes, with the injured rider transported with critical injuries. Traffic is diverted and commuters are advised to avoid the area.












