A section of Waikīkī’s Queen’s Beach walkway near Barefoot Beach Cafe has collapsed again. City crews say they are assessing seawall damage and will outline repairs.

JetBlue won a block of LaGuardia slots and may return to the Marine Air Terminal, but court, FAA and Port Authority sign‑offs mean changes probably won't show up until 2027.

A 79-year-old passenger died after a Cadillac veered into a tree in the median on New York Avenue in Arlington; police say the driver swerved to avoid another vehicle.

An Alaska Airlines 787-9 turned back to Rome on Sunday after the crew declared an emergency; tracking shows a sharp U-turn and fuel‑burning holds before a safe landing.

FEMA approved nearly $55 million to help Florida repair storm-damaged infrastructure and fund mitigation projects, from pier rebuilding to home elevations.

Design tweaks at the Hillsdale interchange have been added to the SR‑92/US‑101 connector study, with options aiming to reduce merges and avoid taking homes. Public input and environmental review will guide the final choice.

Metra halted North Central Service Monday after a train struck a pedestrian near Wheeling. Inbound and outbound trains were stopped while crews responded.

AAA says Georgia's average gas price rose about 20¢ in a week to $3.76 as crude prices climbed amid Middle East tensions. Prices vary across the state.

The FAA has ordered a temporary no‑drone zone over Piedmont Park during the World Cup final watch party, grounding recreational and commercial drones within a half‑nautical‑mile radius.

State police will run a one‑day Move Over enforcement blitz on Monday to protect first responders. Tickets begin at $400 plus two license points.

Metra will halt UP‑NW trains Sunday for CN crossing work in Des Plaines; last trains run late Saturday and normal service should resume Monday.

A 16‑inch water main break on Kalanianaole Highway closed two lanes and left dozens of homes with low water pressure.

A Metrolink train broke down in Anaheim Hills on Saturday, stranding about 500 riders for roughly two hours; several were treated for heat-related illnesses.