Eastbound US-50 will be closed in West Sacramento for pavement rehabilitation from March 7, 9 p.m. to March 11, 5 a.m. Detours are expected to cause delays.

Rancho Cordova is upgrading its streets for safety with ARPA-funded public works projects, including new solar-powered streetlights, traffic calming measures, and improved connectivity with multiuse paths.

The Harbor, a new 16-bed recovery residence for substance use disorders, has opened in Roseville, offering a dual-model approach to support transitional treatment phases. It's funded by a grant and the American Rescue Plan Act.

Sacramento is constructing the new Dos Rios Station for improved transit access in the River District and Mirasol Village, with various funding sources contributing to the $43 million budget.

Sacramento will issue citations to drivers blocking bus stops as part of SacRT’s Bus Stop Enforcement Program, improving safety and service timeliness, with fines set at $100. Advanced cameras on buses will capture violations for the city to review.

The Manteca Police Department started a red-light safety program using cameras to curb red-light violations. The initial 30-day warning phase will issue notices, followed by $490 fines for infractions.

The Rancho Cordova Police received a $150,000 OTS grant for traffic safety and enforcement, including DUI checkpoints, distracted driving patrols, and public education.

Placer County aims to conserve 4,245 acres of land, including Raccoon Creek, to bolster its reserve system and protect diverse ecosystems and farmland.

El Dorado County DOT provided updates on ongoing and future construction projects in Diamond Springs, emphasizing improvements in traffic safety and active transportation.

The Port of West Sacramento is undergoing modernization, demolishing an old warehouse to finance new developments, including EV stations and possibly a new rice warehouse, reflecting the port's evolution.

Yolo County's County Road 22 is closing due to flooding from the Sacramento River, with detours set via I-5; the road will reopen post-evaluation and repair.

El Dorado Trail overcrossing construction at Missouri Flat Road continues, temporarily closing trail sections and a parking lot, with disruptions until May 30, 2025.

The Hotel Marysville, a city landmark, was demolished after being deemed unsafe. Residents mourned the loss but looked forward to potential redevelopment.