Rep. John Garamendi secured $4.4 million for Contra Costa County's infrastructure and affordable housing, benefitting trails and low-income housing projects.

Duluth is starting a two-week controlled rock blasting project along Sixth Avenue E to improve infrastructure, with blasts at noon and 4 PM on weekdays. Safety measures are in place.

Rice County is dealing with floods due to severe weather, prompting local emergency measures and the setup of sandbag stations. Roads are closed, and residents are advised to follow safety alerts and report damage for assistance.

Traffic on CSAH 35 in Buffalo reopens after initial resurfacing work, with final bituminous layer to be added the following week. Drivers are urged to be cautious.

A severe crash on Mack Hatcher Parkway in Franklin led to road closure and traffic detours until the parkway was reopened after investigation and cleanup.

Miami International Airport introduces self-driving wheelchairs to aid passengers with mobility issues, provided by WHILL Mobility and Envoy Air, enhancing accessibility without public funding.

Lincoln Drive in Philadelphia will be closed northbound for maintenance between Wissahickon Avenue and Ridge Avenue / Kelly Drive on Saturday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Cruise was fined $112,500 by CPUC for being late to report a pedestrian dragged by their driverless car and has its passenger transport permit suspended.

Seattle's 2024 Transportation Levy Proposal incorporates the Racial Equity Toolkit to address past inequalities and improve access for BIPOC, seniors, and disabled communities in transportation planning and investment decisions.

New sidewalk construction is beginning June 24 in Elkridge, part of Howard County's WalkHoward Pedestrian Master Plan, aimed at improving pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure.

Wilmette contractor Rocky Rowe is the lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit, alleging that Chicago Skyway users were overcharged $3 million in tolls. The legal action targets Skyway Concession LLC and partners, following privatization concerns.

Pima County announces roadwork on General Hitchcock Highway, with lane restrictions and possible delays from June 26 to July 2, excluding weekends, due to paving by Southern Arizona Paving.

GL Contracting is advancing the 2024 Alley Reconstruction despite weather delays. Alley C has reopened, and work starts in Alley B for a new storm sewer system. Residents should move waste containers to the front street during construction.