Decatur and GDOT are cutting posted speeds by 5 mph on five state routes to reduce severe crashes; new signs and a city speed study are rolling out.

SEPTA showed new full-height fare gates with automatic swing doors at Cecil B. Moore. The upgrade is part of a 200+ gate rollout aimed at cutting evasion and improving access.

Miami-Dade's school-zone cameras are issuing $100 civil notices during the full school day, even when yellow beacons aren't flashing.

Matson's 2025 10‑K shows solid profits and a $1B Aloha‑class build, plus Sand Island upgrades that will keep Honolulu port work busy for years. The filing balances growth plans with fuel, shipyard and regulatory risks.

FAA data and local reporting show San Diego airports recorded about 430 laser‑strike reports in 2025, the most of any U.S. metro area.

Senators passed a micromobility bill that would cap sidewalk speeds near pedestrians and require statewide crash reporting.

A large, unplanned outage left parts of the Mission without power; PG&E and city agencies posted updates and safety guidance.

King tides and sea‑level rise are repeatedly flooding the Pearl Harbor bike path, forcing detours onto Kamehameha Highway and prompting city review.

Two crashes and snowy conditions briefly closed westbound I‑70 near Georgetown; no injuries were reported and crews used tunnel holds while clearing scenes.

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.