A California bill would let drivers install EPA‑approved E‑85 conversion kits, opening a cheaper fuel option; the measure just cleared a key Assembly committee. Supporters promise savings while regulators weigh emissions and enforcement trade‑offs.

Airport officials say ICE agents who had been assisting TSA at PHL are expected to leave as early as Thursday after a controversial deployment during the DHS shutdown.

Duval County Public Schools says eight students were medically assessed after a school bus leaving the Jacksonville Zoo was in a minor crash. The incident follows a separate Zoo Parkway wreck last week.

City Council advanced a package of grants and leases to modernize Meacham, Spinks and Perot Field — targeting runways, taxiways and new maintenance and hangar capacity.

A planned World Cup fan plaza beside Lumen Field will instead be fenced and used as a charter‑bus staging area, city records and reporting show. The change remaps match‑day logistics and nearby activations.

Orange County shared renderings showing a multi‑year I‑Drive overhaul: a Tangelo Park center, 170+ wayfinding signs, dedicated bus lanes and a future pedestrian bridge. Timelines vary across county materials.

Tampa International is reworking its Main Terminal ticketing level for the first time since 1971 to speed check-in, add counters and centralize airline offices.

CFX will vote to hire a design consultant to add a fifth lane on two SR‑408 stretches into downtown, driven by crash data and daily backups. Public outreach is scheduled April 14.

After years of mediated bargaining, FedEx pilots and the company reached a tentative deal that would boost hourly pay about 40% in 2026 and deliver sizable retroactive checks. The pact must clear the pilot council and a ratification vote first.

A water main break near the Boston Public Garden carved a sinkhole on Park Plaza, buckling the roadway and closing nearby streets.

SF Bay Ferry will hold a public hearing April 9 on proposed fare changes that would raise most fares modestly while the Alameda short hop would jump roughly $1.75.

The EPA approved a $34M WIFIA loan to fund Daly City’s Vista Grande stormwater upgrades, aiming to curb flooding, reroute runoff to Lake Merced and create local jobs.

A local nonprofit pitched Den‑Vair, a $350M plan to thread gondolas, a 500-foot Ferris wheel and an amphitheater through downtown Denver to jump‑start foot traffic. Backers say fares and sponsorships could cover costs while critics question feasibility and oversight.