A portion of Loop 1604 in San Antonio is closing for the weekend for repaving. Severe weather may delay the work. Detours are planned; closures are subject to change.

Seattle's street parking rates are changing on March 18 to improve parking space availability, with adjustments based on block occupancy data provided by SDOT.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker proposes a $2 billion "One Philly" FY25 budget to bolster public safety, environmental efforts, economic growth, housing, and education.

Groundbreaking for King County's first all-electric bus facility in Tukwila, catering to a future fleet of 120 electric buses, began with a partnership between City Light and Metro.

The LA County's Fourth District receives $47.2 million from the US Department of Transportation to improve transportation and open spaces, with projects such as a pedestrian bridge and bus service enhancements planned.

The City of Long Beach reported financial improvements and visitor increase for the RMS Queen Mary since its 2022 reopening, and announced future development plans.

Seattle's SDOT seeks consultants for the Harrison & Mercer Transit Access Project aimed at improving connectivity between Uptown and Cascade with transit and pedestrian enhancements.

Atlanta's Cheshire Bridge Road may partially reopen in April, with ongoing construction, following delays due to rain and AT&T utility relocation after a fire in December.

Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell unveils conceptual plans for enhanced transportation including Bus Rapid Transit, frequent service networks, and sidewalk expansion based on 66,000 resident feedback.

San Diego is launching road repair projects to apply slurry seal and improve streets in Otay Mesa, Del Mar Mesa, Torrey Hills, and Carmel Valley, as part of a wider initiative to enhance pavement conditions and safety.

Minneapolis is developing a new Mississippi River trail segment linking Ole Olson Park and the 26th Avenue North Overlook, starting construction in 2024 to enhance pedestrian and cycling access.

County Supervisors approved pedestrian safety upgrades for intersections in La Presa, Spring Valley, and Fallbrook, funded by over $900,000 from the Highway Safety Improvement Program, to reduce accidents.

Fix a Leak Week encourages residents to save water by detecting and fixing running toilets, often a hidden source of water wastage. Portland's Water Bureau suggests using food coloring to reveal leaks for maintenance.