San Diego's transportation system will receive a nearly $8 million boost for infrastructure upgrades and congestion reduction through the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024.

San Antonio's Zarzamora Street is set to get new crosswalks to improve pedestrian safety, funded by a $4.4 million federal grant and local contributions.

Caltrain's electric trains completed successful test runs between Redwood City and Mountain View, a step towards launching electrified services in fall 2024.

The federal government is allocating $335 million to the Allston Multimodal Project, which will revamp Boston's Mass Pike area, including transportation and community enhancements.

U.S. Representatives Moulton and DelBene introduced a bill to invest $205 billion in high-speed rail, estimated to create 2.6 million jobs and improve travel, environment, and safety.

Los Angeles secures nearly $900 million for infrastructure upgrades and transit development ahead of the 2028 Olympics, with a focus on projects like the East San Fernando Valley Light Rail and D Line Subway Extension.

Shepler's Ferry scuttled its RFID luggage tracking system and per-bag fees for Mackinac Island after public outcry and resistance from local stakeholders.

Detroit's People Mover receives technological and aesthetic upgrades in preparation for the NFL Draft, alongside plans for potential expansion to serve the evolving urban landscape.

Governor Shapiro's Office of Transformation and Opportunity is working to speed up Pennsylvania's bureaucratic processes for businesses by reducing permit and license delays.

China Airlines resumes non-stop flights from Taipei to Seattle starting July 14, 2024, with a near-daily schedule on an Airbus A350-900. Discounts and bonus miles are offered to celebrate the service.

The Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability has drafted a five-year Housing Production Strategy to address the city's housing crisis with a focus on affordability and inclusivity.

Nashville International Airport presents the "Flying Solo" art exhibit series, featuring works from local artists, including paintings and blown glass, until June 23, 2024, as part of its Arts at the Airport program.

Austin has installed secure fencing with barbed wire under U.S. Highway 290 for safety and beautification despite new "safe fencing" rules banning spike-topped fences.