East Palo Alto’s council approved a neighborhood‑driven residential parking permit program this week; permit fees and enforcement details are still to be set. The ordinance requires resident petitions before zones can be created.

A Central West End woman says raw sewage keeps backing up into her basement and alley while the sewer district says inspection found a private-lateral defect and work is scheduled.

A two-mile stretch of the Westpark Tollway opens in Fulshear Saturday, offering new ramps to bypass the FM 359/FM 1463 bottleneck and ease FM 1093 congestion.

Terminal 5’s new 12‑lane gate and weigh‑in‑motion scales aim to stop truck backups and add roughly 1,500 reefer plugs to speed Washington exports. The upgrades finish a long modernization push.

American and Miami‑Dade unveiled a roughly $1 billion rebuild of MIA’s D60 that will replace outdoor ramps with a three‑level concourse and 17 contact gates.

RTC will pilot temporary street redesigns across the Las Vegas Valley after months of community input and crash mapping. Temporary demos will be evaluated before any work is made permanent.

Pennsylvania's new 'Let Freedom Ring' plates are tripping up automated readers, producing incorrect toll invoices. Turnpike and PennDOT say software fixes are in progress.

Construction has begun on a $152 million project to turn about 12 acres in Wilmington into parkland and a pedestrian bridge linking Avalon Boulevard to the water.

ODOT's draft study narrows the long‑discussed US 23–I‑71 connector to five corridors north of Ashley and will take public comment through April 14. Open houses begin in early March.

The Sound Transit board voted to buy two Seattle parcels to preserve land for West Seattle and Ballard Link extensions amid cost and displacement concerns. The acquisitions are framed as protective buys while designs move forward.

Two people were killed and others hospitalized after a late‑afternoon crash in Houston's Fifth Ward; investigators with HPD are working the scene.

A six‑page APD special order spells out how officers should stop, disable and document Waymo robotaxis — and notes courts can’t yet ticket driverless cars.

Seguin has won roughly $30 million in federal grants to widen key corridors, add sidewalks and build a three‑mile SH‑46 to SH‑123 connection as the city grows. The money aims to add lanes while protecting walk and bike access.