JEA crews responded Thursday as customers lost power near Regency, with a troubleshooter assigned to assess the problem.

An Inspector General report found 93 percent of anchor bolts were tossed as scrap, adding over $2 million to the seismic retrofit's cost.

The city's biggest-ever street project spans 5.9 miles and splits residents between safety hopes and cost complaints.

Forum Mobility is racing to plug hundreds of electric semis into new Tesla-powered charging depots from Long Beach to Oakland.

Nearly 40 Hicks Street homes lost water Wednesday after a Streets Department crew struck a main — the second flood this year.

Onlookers waited over an hour along Route 66 to watch the 205-foot rig inch past — and dozens more trips are coming through January 2027.

A Denver-area board member wants fare gates and rider assistance instead of armed fare checks on RTD trains.

Residents from The Hill say they heard horns after nearly two decades of quiet. City crews now scramble to fix 1,000 signs.

A local ride would jump from $1.25 to $2 by 2029 as CapMetro proposes its first fare hike since 2015.

Kelsea Bond's resolution has 11 co-sponsors and cleared two committees ahead of a September 21 council vote on Beltline light rail.

The 940-foot pier has sat gated since Hurricane Helene, and a new engineering contract shows just how far off reopening remains.

Mayor Ginther joined community leaders on Mount Vernon Avenue for a project decades of neighborhood advocacy helped set in motion.

Nearly 50 crashes in five years have Upper Arlington eyeing a roundabout for Five Points, with construction possibly slipping to 2029.