The Arcade Creek Bridge in Sacramento has reopened after renovations, improving traffic and creating safer paths for cyclists and pedestrians, with new features to prevent flooding.

Stockton's Miracle Mile is being planned for revitalization, focusing on pedestrian safety and modern upgrades, with community input shaping the project.

Sacramento County is transitioning EBT cards to chip-and-tap technology to improve security, with current benefits and PIN being automatically transferred to the new cards.

The I Street Bridge in Sacramento will close from October 6-16 for repair work, affecting all traffic including cyclists and pedestrians. Detours will be in place.

Westbound I-80 from West Sacramento to the I-5 interchange will be closed for 55 hours for pavement work, implicating multiple ramp and connector closures. Caltrans advises detours and warns of delays.

Yolo County Airport receives $240,000 FAA grant for maintenance, including runway repair planning and a pavement management system, to enhance safety and longevity.

The Rancho Cordova City Council has approved the Cordova City Center, featuring a 7,500-seat sports arena, hotels, retail space, residential units, and projected to create 37,000 jobs.

Folsom is implementing a pilot project with flashing yellow arrows at select intersections on Natoma Street to improve traffic flow and reduce the carbon footprint. The city will monitor the project for potential wider implementation.

Sacramento is implementing safety upgrades on Marysville Boulevard, including bike lanes and traffic signals, to reduce traffic fatalities, with a project cost of $18 million.

Sacramento's SacAdapt initiative, aimed at protecting transportation from extreme weather, enters its second phase, seeking community feedback on prioritizing resilience strategies for infrastructure.

Rancho Cordova's Lincoln Village begins a traffic calming project; includes a traffic circle and other measures. Sunrise Boulevard corridor construction nears completion with final touches pending.

The Yuba Water Agency invests $8.1 million into flood risk reduction and water supply projects in Yuba County, including levee protection and canal system upgrades.

Unstable soil has been discovered at the Sacramento Weir expansion site, potentially delaying the project aimed at improving flood control. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is examining the issue, which involves differential settlement of the soil.