Caltrans Transit Shakeup Aims To Put Bay Area Buses In The Fast Lane
Caltrans released a statewide Director’s Transit Policy to prioritize buses and transit-supportive design on state highways, with an implementation plan due in summer 2026.
Central Valley Growers Lean on Trump to Super-Size Shasta Dam
A coalition of Central Valley growers has asked President Trump to speed federal funding and approvals to raise Shasta Dam — a move supporters call crucial and opponents say would flood the McCloud River.
Stockton Bus Meltdown As RTD Drivers Pack Boardroom And Leave Riders Stranded
San Joaquin RTD suspended service Feb. 9 after drivers filled a special board meeting; Stockton leaders demanded that routes be restored. Riders faced delays with no timeline for resumption.
Township Line Road Bridge to Reopen Early, Boosting Marion and Hamilton County Commuters
The Township Line Road bridge over I-465 is set to reopen ahead of schedule on February 10, with additional short-term closures planned for spring for finishing work.
St Charles Parish Announces Extensive Road Closures with Hwy 628 Jonathan Street and More Under Construction Until 2026
St. Charles Parish announced multiple road closures due to construction, including the long-term closure of Hwy 628 and detours on Jonathan Street, Ormond Center Court, LA 3127, LA 3160, and US 61, affecting local traffic through 2026.
Chalmette Slip Comeback Supercharges St. Bernard Cargo Surge
St. Bernard Port says 2025 cargo topped 6.6 million short tons as the long-dormant Chalmette Slip returned to service, a boost officials say supports jobs and output. The rehab and steady marine traffic put the district back on shippers’ radar.
California Truckers Fume Over $165 Million Tesla Semi Sweetheart Deal
California earmarked about $165 million in clean‑truck vouchers for Tesla’s Semi, prompting critics to warn that public funding may be favoring a single maker.












