Neighbors and safe‑street advocates laid flowers at Ocean Parkway and Quentin Road on the one‑year anniversary of the crash that killed Natasha Saada and two of her daughters. The memorial comes as lawmakers advance a "Stop Super Speeders" proposal in Albany.

Families say flimsy student OMNY cards and slow replacement waits are leaving kids stranded; advocates and the Panel for Education Policy want durable cards and faster fixes.

A potential engine fire on American Airlines flight AAL3131 snarled operations at San Diego International Airport on March 28, creating runway backups and delays. Early reports noted a brief ground stop and widespread schedule ripple effects.

At a March 19 meeting, Macomb County advanced MDOT‑funded signal upgrades, accepted a $1M FEMA mitigation award and used opioid‑settlement funds to add clinical hires for intake screening.

A fatal crash closed eastbound SH 183 at the North Belt Line exit in Irving early Sunday, creating hours-long delays and detours. Officials urged drivers to avoid the area.

Denver plans a nearly $1 billion streets overhaul to prioritize buses and safety. Supporters call it life‑saving; critics warn it could slow commutes and shift congestion.

Late-night train-vs-person incident on TRAX Red and Blue lines caused 15–25-minute delays, UTA said.

California is sending $60.4M to MTS for Orange Line upgrades and Kearny Mesa depot electrification, with construction set to begin this summer.

WeGo and Metro will add bus lanes and smart signals at Murfreesboro Pike & Thompson Lane to ease delays on Route 55.

A neighborhood survey found most Westlake residents back closing Wilshire Boulevard to reunite MacArthur Park, but planners say design work and environmental review come first.

MoDOT is finalizing a conceptual study for Route 47 and will hold more public meetings to show refined alternatives for a 12.7‑mile stretch between Washington and St. Clair.

Residents in New Orleans East say missing sidewalks and broken streetlights make everyday trips dangerous. The city has begun a scaled-back design after losing major federal funding.

San Martin Boulevard will drop to one lane on March 30 as the city relocates pipes under Riviera Bay; expect delays through October 2026.