Transdev workers walked off at the Kearny Mesa yard this week, curtailing about 14 MTS minibus routes and the agency’s Access paratransit service as contract talks continue.

A feeder cable fire at Penn Station on May 14 forced LIRR cancellations, diversions and delays during the midday commute. Riders were advised to check MTA updates.

Archer says it closed FAA Phase 3 for its Midnight eVTOL while reporting a $217.7M Q1 loss. The company is pressing toward Phase 4 and prepping LA operations for LA28.

Caltrans is weighing 100–140 mph buses on dedicated freeway lanes that could cut SF–LA trips toward three hours, but safety and big station costs remain major hurdles.

Columbus' University District saw hundreds of vehicles towed as the city ramped up monthly street‑sweeping enforcement, students and neighbors face fees and long impound waits.

A multi-vehicle crash on SR-347 near Casa Blanca Road left one person dead and at least two others injured, closing the northbound lanes during the morning commute.

A late‑afternoon dust storm on U.S. 91 near Cove sparked an eight‑vehicle pileup that left several people seriously injured and shut the highway. Emergency crews remain on scene.

A settlement ends the long fight over Terminal C gates and guarantees Southwest at least six gates across San Antonio International Airport.

Hillsborough’s TPO left the contentious I‑275 widening on its new priority list, keeping the corridor eligible for state and federal funding even as neighbors push back.

Signature Aviation plans to expand sports‑charter facilities at Milwaukee Mitchell, promising faster turnarounds and more hangar and handling capacity for teams.

A sinkhole at 4th and Jefferson in Kensington has sat unrepaired for weeks after an April water-main break. Neighbors say barricades and warning signs have fallen into the crater.

TxDOT is renting pumps to keep the lower level of I‑35 passable, but a roughly $22M replacement won't start until early 2027.

The closure of the nearly‑100‑year‑old Chef Menteur Pass bridge has left Venetian Isles residents facing longer detours and strained emergency response. Volunteers and local fire districts are filling gaps while repairs continue.