U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy Okays $3.2 Billion for Infrastructure, Aims to Cut Through "Bureaucratic Swamp"
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy approved 180 new grants totaling $3.2 billion for infrastructure, critiquing past inefficiencies and emphasizing a more practical approach.
Glendale Celebrates Sustainability with Inaugural Electric Bus at Verdugo Park's Earth Day Fair
Glendale celebrated Earth Day with a fair promoting sustainability and introduced its first electric Beeline bus, aiming for a zero-emission fleet by 2035.
Three-Year Closure of Yankee Jims Road Announced for Bridge Renovation in Northern California
The historic Yankee Jims Bridge in Northern California will undergo a 3-year reconstruction starting May 19, requiring rerouting of traffic on Yankee Jims Road.
Miami International Airport Voted Best for Layovers, Celebrates Culinary Accolades
Miami International Airport (MIA) was named the Best Airport for Layovers by Global Traveler and also featured in Food & Wine's Top 10 U.S. Airports for Food and Drink. MIA is undergoing a $9 billion modernization to enhance its facilities.
Missouri Department of Transportation Eases Regulations to Accelerate Flood Relief Efforts
MoDOT allows heavier loads for flood relief on Missouri highways, with a 10% over licensed vehicle weight allowance till May 14, 2025, for specified materials. Restrictions apply to ensure safety and infrastructure protection.
Jacksonville's St. Johns River Ferry Service Suspended After Collision with Boarding Ramp
The St. Johns River Ferry service was suspended after it collided with the boarding ramp, prompting damage assessments and repairs. No injuries occurred, and JTA is investigating the incident.
Wright County Experiences Second Consecutive Mild Winter, Sees Reduction in Snowfall and Road Maintenance Costs
The Wright County Highway Department reports a mild winter with only 30 inches of snow, leading to fewer plowing events, lower labor hours, and decreased salt use, resulting in cost savings but disappointing snowmobilers.
St. Charles Parish Commuters Brace for Traffic Changes Amid Roadworks and Closures
Road construction and closures in St. Charles Parish, which began yesterday, are impacting traffic, with significant delays expected near Kerry's Pointe and several local street closures through mid-May, including a detour system for emergency vehicles.












