ADA curb ramp improvements will begin in Pendleton, Oregon, enhancing accessibility in the city's street crossings as part of a larger multi-phase project.

A City of San Rafael feasibility study lays out three expensive paths to shield the Canal — walls, a tidal gate or land‑raising — and urges quick fixes to buy time.

The Venetian Causeway will have increased security and road closures from 2-7 pm for westbound traffic due to visiting dignitaries, affecting drivers and boaters.

Seventeen speed‑monitoring cameras return to Phoenix on Feb. 23 with a 30‑day warning; citations begin March 25 as part of the city's Vision Zero work.

An ice bridge over Lake Huron connects Michigan to Ontario, allowing cross-border travel for approved adventurers using the CBP ROAM app for border reporting.

New Orleans' US 90 will have lane closures due to roadwork from January 29-30, 2026, affecting S Claiborne Ave between Broadway St and Versailles Blvd.

San Diego's City Council scrapped a plan for Sunday paid parking due to public opposition, despite facing a budget gap and the need to balance lost revenue with maintaining services.

Bloomington thanks residents for aiding in snow cleanup and announces the resumption of regular operations, including parking fees, as the city continues to address winter conditions.

Upcoming roadwork on the Crescent City Connection Bridge in New Orleans will lead to partial closures of US 90 BUS, affecting traffic in both directions early February 2026.

Surveillance and cellphone video show a Waymo van crash into parked cars in Echo Park; Waymo says an employee was behind the wheel and there were no riders. Residents reported damaged cars and near misses.

ADOT's fourth annual Name-A-Snowplow Contest invites Arizonans to submit creative snowplow names by Feb. 2, with a chance to see winners like last year's "CTRL + SALT + DELETE" on actual plows.

An 8-inch water main break in Dundalk, Baltimore disrupted the community, causing icy conditions and leaving residents without a clear timeline for repairs.

Las Vegas issued the first permit for early planning on a privately funded Vegas Loop tunnel linking the convention center toward downtown near The STRAT. The permit allows planning only while safety reviews and approvals remain.