California data center laws target energy, water and grid costs California enacted seven laws establishing new requirements for data centers involving electricity, water use, utility costs and more.
Air traffic control modernization drives thousands of FAA projects FAA is advancing thousands of air traffic control modernization projects while seeking additional funding for other upgrades.
Texas opens $100M-plus grant program for oil, gas wells Texas oil and gas operators can apply for more than $100 million in grants to permanently plug eligible wells.
California fills leadership posts at new business, consumer agency California Gov. Gavin Newsom appointed senior officials to the new Business and Consumer Services Agency.
Oregon, Illinois release statewide resilience, climate plans Oregon and Illinois released statewide plans for disaster resilience and emissions reductions.
Federal maritime training network expands to 48 centers MARAD designated 16 maritime workforce training Centers of Excellence, expanding the program to 48 centers operating 87 facilities.
New HUD guidance expands public housing redevelopment options HUD has updated policies giving public housing agencies more flexibility to redevelop, demolish or dispose of properties.
Denver RTD advances 65 transit infrastructure investments Denver RTD is advancing 65 infrastructure investments in 2026, including station, rail, bridge and transit capacity improvements.
Indiana receives initial $26M payment for emergency road, bridge repairs FHWA provided Indiana $26 million in emergency funding for flood-damaged roads and bridges.
New York makes $62M available for local housing programs New York opened applications for $62 million for affordable housing, rehabilitation and housing assistance programs.