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.

Miami secures a $60 million federal grant for an urban development project to bridge the Overtown community with downtown, featuring public spaces and a trail system.

A land use proposal involving transportation impacts for a development at 7705 SE Division St in Portland is under review, inviting public commentary on potential neighborhood changes.

Major downtown San Antonio street closures begin March 18 due to construction, with southbound Santa Rosa and northbound Alamo lanes closing, impacting traffic and access until 2025.

The Portland Water Bureau encourages residents to find and fix home leaks to save water and possibly receive a bill credit for large leaks after repair.

A Tennessee House bill with a new amendment may limit local control over party vehicles by preventing municipalities from denying permit renewals without just cause.

Oakland International Airport welcomes Advanced Air's new service starting March 17, with daily nonstop flights to Crescent City aboard Dornier 328 Jets for 30 passengers.

The Lodge Freeway in Detroit will close this weekend for bridge maintenance, affecting lanes between I-75 and Grand River Avenue. Detours will be provided.

Residents in Richardson, TX are experiencing loud train horns after the resumption of rail operations disturbed previously quiet zones. Track rust is causing safety issues at crossings.

Seattle's Building Inspections division reduces inspection availability from March 25-29 due to staff training, as noted on BuildingConnections.Seattle.gov.

Chicago's CTA secures $111 million in federal funding to renovate a 10,000 feet stretch of the Blue Line, enhancing service and speed on the Forest Park Branch, especially benefiting minority and lower-income neighborhoods.

The CTA renews a program with City Colleges of Chicago offering free courses for bus driver candidates to combat driver shortages and aid hiring efforts.