Houston's upcoming transportation projects will cause significant changes to local commutes, with some completions in 2024 and others like the I-45 redesign set to last until 2042.

Severe weather at Logan International Airport in Boston led to a ground stop, major flight delays, cancellations, and power outages across Massachusetts.

The Metropolitan Council is launching several road projects in the Twin Cities to ease traffic, with major developments planned for Wright and Scott counties, and support from local governments and MnDOT.

The San Diego International Airport expects over 700,000 travelers during the holiday season, advising early arrival due to busy days and construction. Travelers are recommended to reserve parking and utilize shuttles for convenience.

The Via Vera Cruz in San Marcos is reopening on December 18, with a bridge dedicated to former Councilmember Pia Harris-Ebert celebrated by city officials.

The Alameda County Sheriff's office closed a section of Tesla Road due to a landslide risk, implementing a temporary two-way traffic system and urging caution.

Chicago's CTA Holiday Fleet, featuring a festively decorated train and bus, brings seasonal joy to commuters with 36,000 LED lights and holiday decorations, a tradition sponsored by Allstate through 2024.

San Antonio's "Airport Transfer Center," a temporary migrant holding facility at the airport, has sparked controversy over transparency and city management communication.

The Manzanita Park and Ride Lot in Mill Valley is closing for a week due to high tide flood risks, affecting local commuters' parking and transit routines.

BART is installing new fare gates at West Oakland station, causing temporary entry restrictions and expected delays due to limited access during construction, with an aim to improve security and meet a state funding deadline.

San Bernardino County's Omnitrans expands its Free Fares for School program, offering over a million free bus rides to students across the county for another year.

Emeryville's Horton Street to close between 53rd and 46th Street on December 19 for PG&E power line removal as part of the Horton undergrounding project.

The Naperville Police are enhancing DUI enforcement with the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign during the holidays to reduce impaired driving incidents.