Bids Due Aug. 14 for Bridge 21.69 Rehabilitation in Paterson
New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway is seeking bids to rehabilitate Bridge 21.69, identified in a public notice as spanning Paterson and Hawthorne.
Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation
Roads, transit, utilities, broadband, housing, construction, zoning, public works, ports, rail, and capital projects.
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Joliet Begins Preston Heights Water-Main Replacement
Joliet began the first phase of a Preston Heights water-main replacement in July, tying neighborhood work to larger Lake Michigan water investments.
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Caltrans Plans $6 Million I-15 Safety Project in Corona
Caltrans plans a $6 million safety project on southbound I-15 in Corona, including a deceleration lane and shoulder near Ontario Avenue.
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Pasadena Seeks Contractor for Preston Park Phase 1
Pasadena is seeking contractor proposals for Preston Park’s first development phase, with construction estimated from Oct. 1, 2026, to Aug. 1, 2027.
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Pomona Reviews Proposed 29-Unit Senior Residential-Care Facility
Pomona planning records list a proposed three-story residential-care facility for older adults with 29 rental units, six parking spaces and shared amenities.
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Waco Speegleville Road intersection closure expected through Aug. 8
Waco’s closure at Speegleville Road and Oak Road remains in place during construction, with the expanded intersection closure expected through about Aug. 8.
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Hamilton postpones North Hamilton Crossing plan hearing
Hamilton postponed a July 2 public hearing on adding North Hamilton Crossing to Plan Hamilton, with no replacement date announced.
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Moore schedules work at 800 SW 4th Street for mid-August
The approved record identifies a city-owned site at 800 SW 4th Street and a tentative August-to-September construction window, but omits essential project details.
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Bossier Parish Section 8 Waiting List Set to Close at 4 p.m. Aug. 6
Bossier Parish Section 8 Housing opened its waiting list Aug. 4. The announced application window is scheduled to close at 4 p.m. Aug. 6.
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Construction Starts on 102-Unit Cornhill Housing Project
Construction is underway on an $80 million Utica project planned to add 102 affordable and supportive-housing units and two impact centers.
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Hanford seeks Harvest Creek EIR comments by Aug. 12
Hanford is accepting comments through Aug. 12 on the scope of environmental review for the proposed Harvest Creek Residential Project.
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USDOT announces $1.73 billion for 127 transportation projects nationwide
The U.S. Department of Transportation says FY2026 BUILD grants will support 127 roadway, bridge, transit, rail, maritime and aviation projects across 52 states, territories and the District of Columbia.
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DOT finalizes airline passenger-protection rule for nationwide aviation system
The Department of Transportation lists a new final rule that expands the federal framework governing airline consumer protection and civil rights. The exact obligations and implementation dates still require review of the Federal Register text.
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HUD announces 14 FHA mortgage-policy changes aimed at lowering borrowing costs
The Department of Housing and Urban Development says the changes could reduce administrative costs and expand flexibility for some FHA borrowers, but the announcement does not quantify how many buyers will benefit.
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DOE Draft Study Warns U.S. Transmission System Must Prepare for Rising Power Demand
The Energy Department has released a draft national transmission study that identifies constraints and future grid needs as data centers, factories and other large electricity users expand.
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UN Review on July 16–17 Says Cities Are Falling Behind on Housing and Infrastructure
The UN General Assembly’s midterm review of the New Urban Agenda called for faster implementation, stronger urban planning and better financing for local governments as cities grow and face rising climate risks.
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Ford recalls 565,691 Broncos over wiring defect that can cause engine fires
Ford recalled 565,691 Bronco and Bronco Raptor vehicles from model years 2021 through 2026 after identifying a wiring-harness defect that can create an engine-fire risk.
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NHTSA warns owners of 462,000 Kia Tellurides to park outside over fire risk
NHTSA issued an urgent July 9 warning for approximately 462,000 Kia Tellurides after identifying a risk that a power-seat motor may overheat and catch fire.
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FCC clears defaulted broadband areas in Kansas, Maryland and Texas for alternative funding
An FCC order says census blocks tied to three providers that defaulted on Rural Digital Opportunity Fund milestones may now qualify for other broadband programs.
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Covina presents pedestrian-bridge concept linking downtown, Metrolink and Recreation Village
A July 30 community presentation will outline a proposed pedestrian bridge connecting Downtown Covina, the Covina Metrolink station and Covina Recreation Village.
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FERC orders western grid operators to submit joint coordination plan as electricity demand rises
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission directed California ISO and Southwest Power Pool to prepare a joint report on grid coordination, market boundaries and reliability challenges.
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California launches cabinet-level agency to coordinate housing and homelessness programs
California formally launched a new cabinet-level agency on July 1 to coordinate housing, homelessness, housing finance and related civil-rights programs across state government.