A chunk of concrete fell from a parking-structure wall at Ala Moana Center on June 2; no injuries were reported and inspections are underway.

At a packed Whitehaven meeting, residents were told the Elvis Presley Boulevard rebuild — under way since 2013 — could continue to 2031, fueling frustration over rolling closures and funding gaps.

The State Senate approved S.1891A to let DSNY mount cameras on street sweepers to enforce alternate‑side parking; the measure now moves to the Assembly for final approval.

El Al will restart three weekly nonstop flights between SFO and Tel Aviv on Oct. 25, 2026; tickets are on sale and fares appear to start around $1,199–$1,299.

Ford is recalling nearly 420,000 Expeditions and Lincoln Navigators after filings showed a seat‑belt pretensioner can lock and jam; dealers will inspect and replace parts free.

A two-vehicle crash on northbound I-75 at Mile Marker 193 in Sarasota left one person dead and forced a detour at Exit 193, snarling the morning commute.

Dearborn police unveiled an Aggressive Driving Unit and three Mustang Mach‑E patrol cars to target speeding, distracted and reckless drivers across the city.

A six-inch water main broke at 990 Bay Esplanade, triggering a precautionary boil-water notice for nearby homes and businesses. Crews are on site repairing the line.

Crews patched a downtown water main and reopened Second and Washington for the morning commute after a contractor struck a century‑old pipe. Repairs added to an ongoing Second Street project and forced detours through nearby streets.

A block of Duke Street is closed while crews build a 4.3‑acre wetland at 808 West Trinity Avenue; drivers and trail users face detours into mid‑September.

ADOT has launched a study and survey on potential I-10 upgrades between the Deck Park Tunnel and the Split; public comments are open through June 30 and will shape design alternatives.

Alaska’s new Portland lounge opens this Thursday with about 14,000 sq ft, private work rooms, a crepe bar and a pancake machine.

Mayor Katie Wilson unveiled a plan to renew and expand Seattle's Transit Measure to restore bus frequency and protect subsidized fares for low-income riders.