At River Walk Park in West Sacramento, Caltrans honored 195 fallen highway workers and added a cone for Mahdi Khorram. Speakers urged stronger protections and pointed to new enforcement tools.

IDOT is closing nearly all ramps at the I‑80/Chicago Street interchange in Joliet starting Friday night, with detours and temporary signals planned through 2028.

LAPD says e-bike crashes in Los Angeles are at record highs as speed and low helmet use fuel a rise in severe head and facial injuries.

A DOT watchdog says the FAA needs to do more after bird strikes sent smoke into 737 Max cockpits. Regulators and manufacturers are racing to certify a software fix.

Cleveland Heights boosted its resurfacing fund to about $5.1M, approved a $3.3M paving contract and added a third pothole crew to speed repairs across neighborhoods.

All northbound lanes of I‑15 at Washington are closed after a fatal crash; drivers are being diverted off at D Street. Expect delays through downtown Las Vegas.

Beginning in early May, West Clifton at Riverside will be closed for a lengthy sewer-shaft repair. North-side parking will be closed while south-side access stays open.

Ameren's Eastern Missouri Grid Transformation would replace 35 miles of lines in St. Charles County; up to 19 miles could be on new routes and the company is taking comments now.

Mitsubishi widened a liftgate‑strut recall to cover about 108,000 Outlander SUVs after corrosion in the gas springs could make the hatch drop. Dealers will replace both struts free and owners will be notified in June.

Lawmakers approved HB 297, merging two state transit authorities into a new Georgia Transportation Efficiency Authority and changing who controls Atlanta‑area transit planning and federal funds.

NCDOT broke ground on the long‑delayed I‑26 Connector in Asheville, launching a $1.8B project to untangle traffic and link western North Carolina to the Port of Charleston.

A new RPA analysis warns Penn Station’s platforms, yards and tunnels can’t absorb Gateway’s added trains without station expansion or major operational changes.

Koreatown’s monthly Critical Mass has swelled into a near 4,000-strong moving party, meeting at Wilshire and Western and pushing visibility for safer streets.