The MTA says 57th Street on the M is the first station made fully accessible through the city's Zoning for Accessibility program. Private developer funding delivered two new elevators.

The D.C. Council will hold a July 1 roundtable to press agencies on RFK transit plans, from Stadium‑Armory upgrades to a Union Station‑to‑RFK BRT.

A Conch Key transmission main break left large stretches of the Florida Keys with low water pressure and prompted a precautionary boil-water notice through July 3.

An American Airlines flight from San Juan to Charlotte was diverted to Miami International Airport after turbulence injured one passenger; Miami‑Dade crews treated the person on the tarmac.

A Delta A321 made an unscheduled stop in Sioux Falls on Sunday after an "operational irregularity." The aircraft resumed to Minneapolis about an hour later.

The Colorado DMV warns of a spike in counterfeit print‑at‑home temporary tags being sold online; buyers risk fines, vehicle seizure and possible criminal charges.

The LASD's Parking Enforcement Detail has begun issuing citations for California's daylighting law and the county's expanded nonconforming-vehicle rules across unincorporated L.A. County. The move follows new signage, permit rules and tow-away orders in several neighborhoods.

AC Transit raises local cash fares to $3 on Wednesday as the agency works to close a multi‑year funding gap.

Inspectors found additional steel deterioration on the Charles Anderson Bridge, pushing the rehabilitation timeline into spring 2028 and prolonging closures and detours.

City Council plans to widen Fair Fares to households up to 200% of the poverty line, adding roughly 340,000 riders and increasing annual costs to about $175M.

Carlsbad declared a local emergency after a partial collapse in a sewer interceptor near Agua Hedionda Lagoon. Officials say there is no leak and repairs are planned for early July.

A medical emergency at the Addison 'L' station halted Brown Line trains Tuesday, forcing a suspension between Belmont and Kimball and snarling north-side commutes.

Trustees approved a $10-per-vehicle increase to license fees to shore up road funding; collections start Jan. 1, 2027 and proceeds are earmarked for paving and stormwater work.