Malibu launches speed cameras on a 20-mile stretch of Pacific Coast Highway, where speeding drivers have killed more than 60 people since 2010.
DFW Airport drops plans for two Muslim foot-washing stations after Governor Abbott orders a state grant review and refers the airport for federal investigation.
22 states sue to block DHS from seizing 17 million commercial drivers’ records after the administration threatened $10 million in grant funding.
Westbrook, Maine approves free unlimited bus passes for 700 high schoolers after finding students living in poverty walk up to 40 minutes to school.
Chicago’s Austin Green Line station reopens fully accessible 36 years after the ADA exempted existing transit stations from retrofits, pushing the CTA to 75% compliance.
Marine One carrying Trump flies too close to a jet leaving Reagan National, prompting an NTSB review, the third presidential air travel incident this year.
Trump unveils a $20 billion Dulles Airport makeover nearly tripling the original budget, months after seeking to rename the airport for himself.
Wildfires force Oregon to close 70 miles of I-84 with no alternate route as three fires near Huntington push go-now evacuation orders.
New York’s MTA finishes replacing the 133-year-old Park Avenue Viaduct five years ahead of schedule and $195 million under budget.
Gordie Howe bridge opens to traffic after Canada disinvites U.S. officials over new 50% tariffs and rejects Trump’s claim the 2012 deal no longer stands.
Transportation Secretary Duffy asks Congress to direct Amtrak to rename Penn Station, months after officials dangled $16 billion in tunnel funds for naming it after Trump.
California rejected nearly 150,000 primary mail ballots, most for lateness voting experts link to Postal Service processing changes that shift where and when postmarks apply.
Canada cancels Friday’s joint ceremony with U.S. officials for the Gordie Howe Bridge opening one day after Trump announced 50% tariffs on Canadian goods.
Gordie Howe Bridge opens July 27 after Canada grants the US toll oversight and profit sharing, five months after Trump demanded half ownership of the span.
Hoboken deploys robots to survey sidewalks, curb ramps, and crosswalks for accessibility barriers as the city extends nine straight years without a traffic death.
Palm Beach International becomes Donald J. Trump International, the first US airport named for a sitting president, with the FAA identifier now reading DJT.
Baltimore sends city crews into every council district for 24 weeks of street sweeping, pothole repair, graffiti removal, and rodent control.
NASA chief Isaacman flies his vintage F-5 jet over the packed Mall celebration after the FAA denied his request, deeming the aircraft very high-risk.
New York City prepares two Manhattan heliports for electric air taxi service, with first commercial flights under an FAA pilot program expected this year.
A congressionally ordered National Academies report urges the FAA to regulate cosmic radiation as an occupational hazard for flight crews, with pregnant workers facing some of the greatest risk.
A federal judge permanently bars Trump from freezing Gateway tunnel funds he cut to punish Democrats during the shutdown, after New York and New Jersey sued.
Arizona builds its 27th wildlife crossing over Interstate 17, part of a network the state credits with cutting wildlife collisions 90%.
Federal regulators open a special investigation after a Tesla driver using Autopilot crashed into a Texas home and killed a 76-year-old woman.
A Delta jet aborted its Boston landing to avoid an American flight on an intersecting runway, coming within about 300 feet as the FAA investigates.
A Delta flight from Dallas aborts its Boston landing to avoid an American Airlines jet departing an intersecting runway, the latest near-miss the FAA is investigating.
Chicago votes to buy and renovate its Greyhound bus terminal, saving the hub for 450,000 yearly riders from possible demolition.
The TSA plans to fly thousands of supervisors to Nevada or Georgia for overnight stays to attend a four-hour training, despite the administration’s efficiency push.
Federal prosecutors charge the Dali’s chief engineer with failing to warn the Coast Guard about dangerous pump conditions before the ship destroyed Baltimore’s Key Bridge in 2024.
New York breaks ground on a subway extension to East Harlem after the Trump administration released the federal funding it had withheld for a year.
CDC adds Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson as second U.S. entry point for Ebola screening, days after Dulles was named the only authorized airport.
Long Island Rail Road and unions reach deal ending three-day strike, restoring service Tuesday for 300,000 daily commuters.
Five unions strike Long Island Rail Road early Saturday, halting North America’s busiest commuter system and 250,000 weekday rides into New York City.
Palm Beach airport deal lets Trump’s company sell branded merchandise, pick vendors, and pocket licensing fees from the renamed facility.
Federal prosecutors charge Dali operator Synergy Marine and employee with conspiracy and misconduct resulting in death over Key Bridge collapse.
Trump nominates Serco executive David Cummins to lead TSA after shutdown left employees unpaid and thousands of agents off the job.
Palm Beach County approves licensing deal giving Trump Organization vendor pre-approval, audit rights, and trademark control of renamed airport.
NTSB investigates a United 767 that struck a light pole on landing approach to Newark, sending a landing gear tire through a tractor-trailer windshield.
White House weighs Defense Production Act takeover of Spirit Airlines as Iran war fuel costs push the twice-bankrupt carrier toward liquidation.
NTSB preliminary report finds airport radar could not track rescue truck and communication breakdown preceded fatal LaGuardia crash that killed two pilots.
TSA quietly advances “GoldPlus” airport privatization plan, transferring screening workforce and technology to private contractors under federal oversight.
Trump administration releases $3.4 billion in Second Avenue subway funding minutes before MTA lawsuit hearing, after seven-month DEI standoff.
Transportation Secretary Duffy withholds $73 million from New York after state refuses to revoke commercial trucking licenses for non-citizens.
FAA caps O’Hare summer flights about 10% below airlines’ 3,000-a-day plan, citing controller capacity and terminal construction.
FAA reverses course and approves military use of high-energy anti-drone lasers in U.S. airspace, two months after shutting down border flights over safety concerns.
FAA chief held multimillion-dollar airline stock for seven months past his ethics agreement deadline while overseeing the industry he invested in.
New DHS Secretary Mullin floats pulling customs officers from airports in sanctuary cities, a move that would cancel international flights to major hubs.
California mail ballot rejections quadrupled after Postal Service reduced rural pickup trips, with voters following the same habits that worked for years.
House adjourns without voting on Senate-passed bill to end the 47-day DHS shutdown, with 61,000 TSA workers still unpaid.
Florida Gov. DeSantis signs bill renaming Palm Beach International Airport after Trump, with an estimated $5.5 million cost to taxpayers still requiring FAA approval.
Homan says ICE agents will remain at airports indefinitely after 500 TSA officers quit during the 45-day DHS shutdown.
