A JSO reel shows an officer pulling over a motorcyclist, calling the riding 'like a goon' and warning of rising biker deaths in Duval County.

San José is flashing warnings and stepping up patrols this April as distracted driving continues to claim lives. The city is pairing signs with targeted enforcement.

The BIA says it has replaced about 100 wooden poles and locked in purchased power through August 2027 to reduce outages and ease summer bills for central Arizona customers.

National Grid is rebuilding the decades‑old Grasmere gate station in a two‑phase project to modernize equipment and shore up gas reliability after a brutal winter. Work will continue into the summer with intermittent local impacts.

After a Jan. 2 crash near Telegraph Canyon that killed four, the pilot's relatives are urging the FAA and lawmakers to tighten NOTAMs and require brighter slackline markers.

A semi-truck crash on Gateway West damaged a transmission pole and left roughly 2,140 El Paso customers without power as crews worked into the night.

An investigation found at least 70 downed streetlight poles waiting repair across Portland, with some reports years old and PBOT citing staffing and budget constraints.

Siemens Mobility will build a $220M passenger‑rail plant in Lexington, promising 500+ jobs and about $1.6B in projected economic activity for North Carolina.

Cyclists warn Bedford Avenue has become a 'warzone' after protective barriers were removed; riders report nearly 100 crashes since the redesign.

More than $1 million in federal money will replace aging pipes at the Rose Bowl to prevent toilet backups and ready the stadium for the 2028 Olympics.

Several new elevators at the 161st Street subway complex opened before Opening Day, but two lifts remain out of service, leaving step‑free routes incomplete.

Dashcam from a Desert Cab driver shows a Vay remote‑driven car cutting through a red light at Sands and Koval, prompting fresh safety questions about teledriving on the Strip.

A Kuzyk Law analysis and federal crash data place Florida among the nation's most dangerous states for pedestrians, with heavy trucks and distracted driving driving much of the risk.