Maui County is holding a Zoom open house Thursday evening to gather public input on the West Maui Greenway environmental assessment. Comments will be accepted through July 24.

BART suspended trains between South Hayward, Bay Fair and Castro Valley after a track equipment problem. AC Transit buses on routes 9 and 93 are filling the gap.

A fire near Union City Station stopped BART trains between Fremont and South Hayward; AC Transit is running replacement buses while crews respond.

UTA activated a bus bridge between Lehi and Draper after a nearby fire; riders should expect major delays and check UTA for updates.

An analysis finds 118 pedestrians were killed on Indian School Road from 2000–2024, the most of any stretch in Arizona. The city has federal funding but construction isn’t slated until 2028.

Carlsbad police have opened a portal for residents to upload photos and locations of reckless e‑bike riding to help officers target repeat trouble spots. The tool complements new local rules and impound powers.

A DART bus plunged into a construction hole on Harry Hines Boulevard early Thursday; 15 people were hospitalized and investigators are probing how a road-cover plate shifted.

TSA officers at Indianapolis International Airport intercepted two live smoke grenades in checked luggage, one hidden inside a jar of peanut butter.

Santa Clarita Transit has added Route 757 and Route 794 connections to SoFi Stadium matches and Union Station fan zones; fares, timetables and return‑trip notes are online.

A mid‑June recall affects roughly 21,000 2026 Toyota, Lexus and Subaru EVs after a battery‑ECU software fault that can cut propulsion; dealers will reprogram the ECU free.

A construction group announced new Charlotte jobs at an I‑85/I‑485 event and urged state and federal leaders to expand highway funding to support growth.

Valley Metro will hold a hybrid public meeting July 8 as it considers changes to its fare policy and Smart Fare program. Riders can attend in person or online to give feedback.

Cincinnati is allocating $10M from the Cincinnati Southern Railway sale to renovate its Camp Washington Fleet Services Center, modernizing a 1939 garage that serves about 1,800 city vehicles. The work is part of the Cincy on Track plan.