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A new resilience hub opened in Arlington today, offering backup power and community support during outages.
Temporary ramp shifts at the I-70/I-64 interchange left commuters confused and snarled traffic as MoDOT reconfigures lanes for a multi‑year Improve I‑70 project. Officials urge caution and to check traveler alerts.
FDOT is exploring a roughly $61.8M purchase of locomotives and cab cars for SunRail to improve reliability and enable weekend trains, but operating costs are steep. Local partners must weigh the bill.
Signal problems near Belmont stopped Red, Brown and Purple trains Monday afternoon, prompting shuttle buses and alternate bus routes as crews worked to restore service.
A witness video shows a dog tumble from a moving pickup on the 405 near the Burbank exit in Sherman Oaks; the animal appeared unhurt.
A large share of the MTA’s maintenance locomotives are sidelined, leaving crews stretched while new hybrid units and heavy overhauls trickle in.
Durham is launching a phased $158M program to upgrade three sewer outfalls and a Jordan Lake–connected transmission main, with $3.1M set aside for project management.
After a Trust for Public Land briefing on Monday, Orange County commissioners opted not to send a one‑cent infrastructure surtax to the November ballot. The research and polling will guide any future proposal.
A Republic Airways flight at Boston Logan aborted takeoff Sunday after another plane crossed its path during snow; passengers say the other jet passed about 200 yards away.
San Diego's average gas price rose for a 12th straight day to about $4.70 as refinery idlings and seasonal maintenance tighten supply. Local drivers are feeling the squeeze.
ADOT released a $9.85 billion blueprint for 2027–2031, prioritizing pavement repairs and select widenings statewide; public comment is open through May 22.
The left lane of westbound I‑8 is blocked at Devils Canyon Bridge after a multi-vehicle crash. Caltrans warns drivers to expect delays on the Mountain Springs grade.
Ald. Daniel La Spata halted plans to expand sidewalk delivery robots in his 1st Ward after residents raised safety, accessibility and privacy concerns. The city’s pilot and permits will determine next steps.
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