BART addresses transportation needs in the Concord region by performing preventative maintenance on weekends in October.

Metra, Chicago's suburban commuter railroad, has officially proposed a new fare structure which eliminates the 10-ride pass and reduces fare zones from 10 to four while discontinuing promotional passes, in response to changing commuter habits after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nighttime construction in Concord, California, as part of the city's $120 million Capital Improvement Plan, brings about temporary road closures and detours, while utilizing funds from Measure V to enhance the community through infrastructure projects and needed revitalizations.

The city of Palmdale embarks on the construction of a $100 million FiberCity® network, aiming to bring high-speed fiber-optic internet to every home, business, and institution in the city.

As the $2.1 billion Red and Purple Line modernization project progresses, CTA riders can expect service disruptions this fall.

In the midst of a bus driver strike, the City of Santa Clarita and the Hart District come together to provide free transportation options for students, while urging families to make additional arrangements to minimize disruption.

Green Line Extension trains in Boston have returned to their regular operating speeds after unexpected track narrowing prompted the MBTA to impose speed restrictions.

Chicago's 11th Ward hosted a catalytic converter etching event last week to help residents protect their property and deter potential thefts.

Unexpected water leak near Benicia Middle School results in traffic diversions and landscape irrigation system's temporary shutdown.

As the SR-14 construction in Palmdale enters a crucial stage, residents are urged to stay alert and consider alternate routes to ease traffic in the area.

As Cupertino restarts street sweeping enforcement, residents and visitors must adhere to "No Parking" signs and restrictions to avoid fines and promote cleaner streets and storm drains.

As Carlsbad strives for safer streets, repaving and restriping projects commence on major east-west roadways.

Oakland International Airport's recent achievement of Level Two Airport Carbon Accreditation status marks a significant step in the airport's journey towards emission reduction and sustainable operations.