Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell introduces legislation aimed at reinvigorating the city's downtown by allowing a wider range of business types in vacant storefronts.

The MBTA Board approved a program to halve public transit fares for low-income riders in 170 communities, starting this summer, benefiting those under 200% of the federal poverty level.

A new mural by artist Travis Fields, paying tribute to Old Town's iconic figures, including the late drag queen Darcelle XV, has been completed on a Chevron gas station in Portland.

Construction has begun on the JOST Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge in Irvine, which will improve outdoor connectivity, with completion expected by early 2026.

Washington County and the City of Forest Lake plan to upgrade County Highway 32. An open house at Forest Lake City Hall is scheduled for April 8 to discuss the project, with online feedback available April 8-22.

Three Concourse D Skytrain stations at Miami International Airport resumed operation after a six-month closure for repairs, with one station remaining closed for ongoing work.

Public feedback is sought for the County Highway 13 Improvement Project in Washington County, with an online platform open from April 18 to May 2 for input on proposed designs and plans.

PennDOT announces I-95 North closures in Center City Philadelphia starting April 4 due to construction. Lane and ramp shutdowns are expected to cause significant delays.

An $8.2 million bridge reconstruction project on J.W. Powell Blvd over I-17 in Flagstaff is set to begin in April, aiming for minimal traffic interruptions.

San Marcos introduced its first all-electric vehicle fleet, including five new vehicles, to reduce fuel costs and emissions, aligned with their environmental sustainability goals.

A month-long closure of 15th Avenue Southwest in the Capitol area begins April 1st for road and sidewalk improvements, affecting traffic and pedestrians.

Construction on San Diego's Harbor Drive is affecting traffic due to a $42.2 million sewer project, causing lane closures and detours, with full completion expected by early 2025.

Seattle announces improvements for 3rd Ave to enhance bus travel and pedestrian flow, part of its Downtown Activation Plan and funded by the Levy to Move Seattle.