Angelica Espinosa becomes the first Latina chair of the PGE Foundation as Peggy Fowler steps down after a significant tenure. Espinosa's leadership is expected to build on the foundation's community support and philanthropy in Oregon.

Portland's SW Broadway will undergo renovations for bike safety, starting January 30, as part of PBOT's improvement project. This includes new passenger loading zones outside downtown hotels.

Avelo Airlines sets up a new base in Sonoma County, planning to expand operations with two Boeing 737s, hiring 50 crew members, and enhancing their flight schedule through June 11.

Gas prices in San Antonio have risen to $2.85 per gallon, which is higher than the Texas average. The increase is due to costlier crude oil and may continue to rise, according to AAA Texas analysts.

Coppell ISD plans interior renovations for two elementary schools using voter-approved funds, with upgrades for safety and modernization, aiming for completion by August 1.

An overturned gravel truck caused traffic delays and road closures on I-10 near Fredericksburg Road in San Antonio before 11 a.m. Cleanup and traffic diversions are underway.

Greyhound's downtown Dallas terminal is set to close, with relocation efforts underway to continue service in the area.

Oakland officials have launched a $20.9 million safety project for 14th Street, aiming to enhance pedestrian safety with improved crossings, bike lanes, and bus boarding areas, set to complete by Fall 2025.

SamTrans' new EPX Express Bus service connects Belle Haven with East Palo Alto and San Francisco, offering a faster commute and aiming to reduce car use.

Michigan State Police have started ticketing solo drivers using I-75 HOV lanes in Oakland County during peak hours to promote carpooling and reduce congestion.

Two 18-wheelers collided on I-10 in San Antonio, leading to a westbound shutdown and a significant fuel spill. No injuries were reported, and the road was cleared by evening.

A natural gas leak near the University of Houston's TDECU Stadium prompted the closure of Holman Street and disrupted campus activities, with no cause or shelter-in-place instructions given.

Caltrans and SANDAG will soon start infrastructure upgrades in Carlsbad, including new bike lanes and sidewalks. Construction begins Feb 5 with measures to minimize disruption.