Mountain View Launches All-Electric Bookmobile to Serve Local Readers and Promote Sustainability
Mountain View Public Library introduces an electric bookmobile to deliver books and provide WiFi, aiding underserved areas and aligning with sustainability goals.
Houston Drivers Warned of Fake Parking App Scams Risking Tickets and Tows
Houston authorities warn of fraudulent parking app websites that trick drivers into paying for parking, risking tickets and tows. They advise downloading ParkHouston or Parkmobile apps directly from official app stores to avoid scams.
WWII-Era Vessel Cleanup in San Joaquin Delta Set to Begin, 1,600 Gallons of Petroleum to Be Extracted
Cleanup of the sunken WWII-era Tug Mazapeta in the San Joaquin Delta begins January 12 to remove 1,600 gallons of trapped petroleum, following initial containment efforts of a past spill.
Customer Satisfaction with CTA Services on the Rise, Surveys Reveal Continuous Improvements in Chicago Transit
CTA customer satisfaction surveys show increased satisfaction in 2023, with improvements in service frequency, reliability, and real-time information. The agency continues efforts to further enhance the riding experience.
San Francisco Bay Ferry Service to South San Francisco Suspended for Second Day Due to Mechanical Issues
The SF Bay Ferry service to South San Francisco is halted for a second day due to mechanical issues, with a potential return to normal operations expected by Thursday.
Fort Worth's University Drive Halts Construction for Stock Show & Rodeo Festivities
Construction on University Drive in Fort Worth pauses for the Stock Show & Rodeo, offering unimpeded access to local attractions. The upgrade includes road expansion, new bike lanes, and improved bus stops, with Phase 1 completion expected in March.












