Piedmont Intersection Blocked by Fallen Tree and Broken Water Line, Police Advise Detours
A tree fell early in Piedmont, damaging a water line at La Salle and Hampton. Police advise avoiding the area and are working on repairs. No injuries were reported.
SANDAG Invests $31.7 Million to Revamp South Bay Expressway Toll System Amid Criticism and Oversight Concerns
SANDAG is overhauling its South Bay Expressway tolling system with a $31.7 million investment and Deloitte's aid, following reports of software issues and financial mismanagement.
Wright County Gears Up for Impact of Strong Winds and Snow as Storm Approaches
Wright County prepares for a storm with a focus on combating high winds and potential snow accumulation, despite the uncertainty of weather models. Cold temperatures will also limit the effectiveness of road chemicals.
Santa Rosa Braces for Weekend Highway Closures on Eastbound SR-12 for Infrastructure Project
Caltrans announces a full closure of eastbound SR-12 in Santa Rosa for two weekends and additional daytime lane closures for construction work, impacting local travel.
Dallas Airports Among Top in Nation for Firearms Interceptions, Majority Found Loaded
DFW and Love Field airports rank in the top ten for firearms intercepted at TSA checkpoints in 2023, with 378 and 125 guns found, respectively, 93% of which were loaded. TSA emphasizes the need for proper firearm travel procedures.
Debate and Revisions Mark Houston Freeway Projects as TxDOT Balances Flood Control and Community Concerns
Debate surrounds Houston's highway projects, including the I-10 elevation to mitigate flooding and the I-45 expansion that may displace residents, as officials and communities clash over plans and their implications.
San Bernardino County Reopens Phelan Road Bridge Ahead of Schedule Post Tropical Storm Hilary
San Bernardino County has reopened the Phelan Road bridge ahead of schedule after repairs from Tropical Storm Hilary damage, providing relief to the High Desert community.
Chicago Halted by Winter Storm: Flights Grounded, Schools Closed, and Power Outages Sweep the City
A severe winter storm in Chicago caused O’Hare to stop flights, with nearly 1,000 cancellations at city airports, and hazardous road conditions. Over 100 schools closed, and many homes lost power.












