A 2007 Orion VII hybrid electric bus with 41,608 miles is for sale in Sacramento for $7,997, offering creative conversion potential for the new owner.

Manteca's new traffic safety program starts at Union and W. Yosemite with a warning period before issuing $490 fines for running red lights. Additional intersections to follow suit.

Sacramento is upgrading its parking meters to improve reliability and security, replacing single-space meters with robust pay stations, and maintaining various payment options.

The Sactown Run in West Sacramento leads to road closures, including the Tower Bridge and Cabaldon Parkway, with traffic managed by West Sacramento PD and other local authorities until 11:30AM.

Yolo County HHSA received a $290,630 grant to improve pedestrian and bicycle safety, including audits, education, and training, to continue through 2025.

The West Sacramento Police Department acknowledged community efforts in handling traffic during River Cats and Athletics games, assured typical flow duration, and plans to continue addressing congestion issues.

Newtown Road in El Dorado County will be closed from April 15, 2024, to June 14, 2025, for bridge replacement and road improvements, requiring detours via Fort Jim Road.

The annual Run Rocklin event will cause road closures in Rocklin on March 30, with the Rocklin Police advising of traffic detours between 8 AM and 12 PM.

Franklin Boulevard in Sacramento is set for major improvements, including lane reduction, bike lanes, and enhanced pedestrian safety, aiming for early 2026 completion.

Nippon Shokken in West Sacramento halves water usage with a recycled water-cooling system funded by a $15,000 grant, saving 53 million gallons over 20 years.

Modesto hosts "10K with a Cop" event, combining fitness and solidarity, with expected road closures and traffic delays advised by the Modesto Police Department.

Sacramento County has paused the reopening of Sailor Bar's gravel road to address ADA compliance and community concerns about maintaining pedestrian access.

The Sacramento City Council adopted the Neighborhood Connections Plan to create safer, more navigable streets for pedestrians, cyclists, and other non-vehicle travelers.