Sacramento launches a $1.2 million initiative to address transportation barriers in Old North Sacramento, aiming to improve connectivity and tackle issues caused by highways and railroad tracks.

San Francisco launches a pilot program with the city's first public curbside EV chargers, marking a significant step towards greener transportation and meeting future climate goals.

The Cameron Ferry in Louisiana has resumed operation after repairs, offering vital transport across the Calcasieu Ship Channel for residents and the local economy.

The 4100 block of East Superior Street in Duluth will be closed for water service work on April 26, with detours via London Road. The disruption is expected to last one day.

Medford announces road and sidewalk closures for infrastructure improvements from April 28 through May 16, with detours and traffic controls in place.

Amtrak takes over the Penn Station reconstruction, promising taxpayer savings and improved efficiency despite past project mismanagement concerns. Governor Hochul supports the change, with Amtrak confident in its revamped project delivery approach.

Eloy has introduced a HAWK signal at Frontier & Main Street to enhance pedestrian safety and traffic flow, requiring attentiveness during the adjustment period.

Charlotte County Utilities is urging reduced water use due to increased demand and is enforcing a lawn irrigation schedule to conserve water amidst a dry spell.

All routes in Acadiana have reopened after severe weather closures; travelers advised to drive cautiously, especially where high water signs are posted.

A section of Peachtree Street in Atlanta was closed for maintenance, redirecting traffic and closing sidewalks.

Huntersville residents can provide input on traffic calming proposals for Devonshire Drive and Cockerham Lane during a public hearing on May 6 at Town Hall.

A portion of Capitol Avenue SW in Atlanta will be closed for construction from April 27 at midnight until May 6 at 11:50 p.m., with detours and traffic enforcement in place.

The LDWF announced road and trail closures at Richard K. Yancey WMA due to flooding, with some roads remaining open. Restoration will occur post-flood.