North Lake Tahoe expands summer transportation options, including a new shuttle service from Northstar to Kings Beach and extended hours for the Tahoe Area Regional Transit services.

Sacramento is inviting feedback on the Howe Avenue corridor upgrades, aimed at enhancing safety and accessibility with new paths, crosswalks, and cyclist infrastructure.

The Sacramento City Council approved the next phase of The Railyards development, including a soccer stadium for Sacramento Republic FC, with an investment of $325 million in private funds, expected to create 24,000 jobs.

The notorious intersection at 49th St and Broadway has been upgraded for $140,000 to improve pedestrian safety, sparked by a local student's concerns.

Sacramento is set to celebrate Pride with a weekend festival and march, starting June 14. Attendees should note street closures and can ride SacRT for free on Sunday. The march will begin at Southside Park and end at Capitol Mall.

West Sacramento opens the Sycamore Trail Overpass for cyclists and pedestrians, promoting sustainable transit by connecting areas previously divided by Highway 50.

Tahoe City's Fanny Bridge Replacement Project begins in June with night work and a full closure from Aug. 11 to Nov. 3, providing minimal impact on local businesses and traffic.

Scheduled closures on I-80/US 50 in West Sacramento for pavement rehab will cause delays; Reed Ave off-ramp and eastbound US 50 to be closed for 55 and 79 hours respectively.

North Lake Tahoe is reinstating paid parking in Kings Beach from June 2 with updated rates. The program, funded by transient occupancy tax, offers all-day and evening rates and accommodates diverse populations. Public input sessions are planned.

The West Sacramento Police Department warns of heavy traffic due to A's games and I-80 work, advising drivers to use the QuickMap app and consider alternate routes for smoother travel.

Rancho Cordova is focusing on infrastructure improvement through key projects including the Chase Drive and American River Parkway Connection and the Sunrise Boulevard Rehabilitation, aiming for completion by Summer 2025.

Citrus Heights has begun the Sunrise Boulevard Resurfacing Project, with improvements such as rubberized chip seal and new crosswalks, expected to finish by mid-July.

El Dorado County announces final phase of Ice House Road rehabilitation project, starting May 12, 2025, with expected delays.