The Sacramento Northern Bike Trail will be extended up to the Placer County Line, funded by a grant, to promote active transportation and community connectivity.

Buttigieg earmarked $25 million from the RAISE grant program for Sacramento County's Grant Line Road project, part of a collaborative funding effort for infrastructure improvement.

Residents in Lincoln, Rocklin, and Roseville will vote on Measure B, a 30-year half-cent sales tax for transport projects like widening Highway 65, in November.

SacRT plans to revamp its bus fleet with a $76.8 million federal grant, aiming for zero-emission buses in Sacramento by 2028, including a hydrogen fueling station and workforce training.

Alaska Airlines partners with Sacramento International Airport to introduce new non-stop seasonal routes to Puerto Vallarta, San José del Cabo, Tucson, and Orlando starting January 2025.

Weekend traffic in Sacramento will be impacted by Caltrans projects on I-5 and I-80, causing closures and delays, with detours and reduced speeds in construction zones.

A fire in downtown Modesto has caused traffic disruptions. Authorities urge drivers to avoid the area around 12th and G Streets and seek alternate routes.

Henderson's Boulder Highway is undergoing a $173 million safety-focused overhaul. The project includes reduced lanes, a central bus lane, and improved pedestrian and cycling infrastructure.

Highway 70 partially reopens after a month due to fire damage at the historic Hotel Marysville, easing local business disruptions. Safety barriers installed protect traffic from debris.

The Elk Grove Police Department has announced a temporary closure of Sheldon Road at the railroad tracks for repairs from July 24-26, advising motorists to plan for delays and use alternate routes.

Mayor Steinberg proposes a modernization plan for Sacramento's waterfront, including deck repairs and area revitalization, but faces mixed local sentiment and concerns over historical preservation.

Major I-5 construction near Sacramento Airport causes delays; Caltrans suggests adding 40 minutes to travel times.

The Modesto Police Department is conducting an August safety operation for bicyclists and pedestrians, focusing on traffic law enforcement and education.

Sacramento Regional Transit is introducing new low-floor light rail trains aimed at improving accessibility and passenger experience, starting on the Gold Line September 1, with community event scheduled for September 3.

Modesto Police Department will conduct a DUI checkpoint on August 16th to deter impaired driving, using location data to maximize effectiveness and safety.

The Sacramento City Council has lowered speed limits in 14 areas to improve safety, especially near schools and parks, after evaluations of 37 zones considering pedestrian activity and residential density.

Elk Grove is facing traffic disruptions due to sewer construction on Franklin Boulevard with closures until early 2025, and a railroad repair on Bond Road causing a weekend closure.

Manteca Police Department announced a DUI checkpoint on August 30th, aimed at improving road safety by targeting impaired driving from alcohol and drugs.

Southwest Airlines introduces a new nonstop weekend flight from Sacramento to Tucson, starting March 2025, competing with Alaska Airlines' daily Tucson service.

Sacramento's Franklin Boulevard Complete Street project to improve safety and accessibility by reducing traffic lanes and adding bike paths and sidewalks is moving forward with construction bids sought for fall start.

The California Highway Patrol increases patrols during Labor Day weekend to prevent DUIs and ensure road safety.

SacRT introduced new low-floor S700 light rail vehicles aimed at enhancing accessibility, with celebrations held at 7th & Richards/Township 9 Station, including live events and first rides.

Sacramento seeks resident input on the Two Rivers Trail expansion, aiming to enhance outdoor activity routes and connect Sutter’s Landing Park to the network.

Caltrans announces closure of westbound I-80 to US 50 connector in Yolo County for the I-80 Pavement Rehabilitation Project, affecting traffic from September 13-23.

The westbound I-80 to eastbound Highway 50 connector in West Sacramento will close for 10 days for pavement rehabilitation, with Caltrans suggesting detour routes.

A fire in Stockton has led to road closures for demolition work, impacting traffic around N Center St and Park St. The duration of the disruption is unknown.

A vehicle collision in Roseville caused morning delays at Foothills Blvd and McAnally Dr. The police advised commuters to expect slowdowns and seek alternate routes.

Folsom Police Department warns of road closures in the Historic District for Folsom High School's Homecoming Parade, affecting several streets from 6-7:30 p.m.

Sacramento International Airport is closing its Terminal B hourly parking lot for the construction of a new 5,500-space garage, promising improved facilities and amenities.

Sacramento State unveiled renderings for a new 25,000-seat stadium as part of their ambition to join the Pac-12, with funding from various non-student sources.

A panel has ordered Feather River Plaza, LLC to demolish the hazardous Hotel Marysville and mandates that they cover the costs, following a ruling on the building's unstable condition.

The City of Davis is updating cyclists and pedestrians about ongoing paving work on the Aspen Greenbelt and Covell Blvd path, including closures and detours due to construction scheduled depending on the weather.

The Oakland Athletics have decided to keep the natural grass at Sutter Health Park after considering players' preferences and safety, eschewing initial plans for artificial turf.

Sacramento receives a $4 million grant to connect the Railyards District to the Sacramento Valley Station, enhancing the city's transportation network.

The Aspen Greenbelt path beneath Bryce and Saratoga Lanes in Davis is now open, with some pending patch paving. Further path closures and detours are expected due to ongoing construction phases through early December.

Sacramento residents are invited to virtual workshops on the Streets for People Active Transportation Plan as part of an effort to enhance local transit and achieve climate action goals.

A jackknifed big rig caused a closure on Interstate 80 near Truckee, impacting traffic and potentially delaying attendees to Vice President Harris's Reno rally.

The Sacramento City Express announces an open house on November 13 to discuss the Truxel Road Bridge Project, aimed at improving Natomas-downtown connectivity.

West Sacramento announces overnight road closures on the Yolo 50/80 Corridor for improvement work until November 27. Detours via the Reed Avenue Offramp and 5th Street exit are in place.

Sierra Nevada freeways require chains due to fresh snow, with chain controls on I-80 and Hwy 50. KCRA 3 declares Impact Day, and CBS Sacramento shows snowy conditions, affecting travel.

The City of Davis announces the opening of the Aspen Greenbelt Path and the upcoming renovation of the Covell Blvd multi-use path, advising of closures and detours.

New light rail station, the Dos Rios Light Rail Station, is under construction in Sacramento's River District, aimed at improving community connectivity and public transit accessibility.

Sacramento seeks public input by December 2nd on a proposed Parking Strategy aiming to support housing and meet climate goals by revising parking policies and enhancing transit and bike-friendly infrastructure.

The Sacramento City Council has approved a plan to revamp the city's waterfront using $25 million funded by TOT, aiming to enhance local economy and tourism by spring 2025.

The Rocklin Police Department received a $75,000 grant from the California OTS for initiatives to improve traffic safety, including DUI enforcement and education on driving hazards.

The California International Marathon will cause street closures in Sacramento from Dec. 6-8, with marathon-specific closures on Dec. 8. The Waze app will provide live navigation assistance.

The Rio Vista Bridge closure was canceled, sparing the community from a 55-hour shutdown meant for repairs on the old structure. Local businesses, often affected by past closures, welcomed the news.

Sacramento officials have launched the Stockton Gateway project, introducing 196 mixed-income housing units near UC Davis Aggie Square, aiming for completion in 2026.

The Nevada Department of Transportation issued an update on I-15 South Widening Project, alerting to ramp and lane closures affecting Las Vegas drivers.

SacRT resumed light rail service in the Folsom area with new weekday frequencies, offering Gold Line trains every 15 minutes following a track upgrade and the installation of a new passing track.

The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office has issued a travel advisory due to roadwork affecting routes to the Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center, advising visitors to use alternative roads.

Sacramento is holding MLK Day events, including road closures during the March for the Dream, celebrating Dr. King's legacy and addressing community issues.

Sacramento launches SacAdapt to prepare public transportation for extreme weather, seeking community feedback through surveys and meetings, and providing disaster preparedness resources.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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 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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

County Road 89 in Yolo County will be closed for culvert replacement from April 14 to April 18, during 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. daily, impacting travel near Winters.

Folsom Lake College prepares for traffic disruptions due to a large event on April 15, affecting East Bidwell Street, Scholar Way, and Cavitt Drive until 9 p.m., with parking enforcement in residential areas.

Sacramento's "rain patrol" teams conclude their flood prevention work for the wet season having successfully managed storm threats and limited flooding incidents.

Stockton's annual Sikh Parade on April 20th, celebrating Sikh culture, will lead to road closures from noon to 4:30 p.m., as announced by the Stockton Police Department.

Rancho Cordova is undergoing various construction projects to improve road safety, infrastructure, and pedestrian access this spring with expected delays.

Placer County's Board of Supervisors approved a Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan that includes 76 infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing county infrastructure by 2030.

Yolo County announces a culvert pipeline repair on County Road 96, causing road closures between County Roads 29 and 30 from April 21-23, with detours provided.

Sacramento City Express reports on the Arcade Creek Bridge replacement project in Sacramento, set to begin in May, aiming to improve safety, add cyclist and pedestrian pathways, and reduce traffic congestion and flood risk.

Sacramento launches a $1.2 million initiative to address transportation barriers in Old North Sacramento, aiming to improve connectivity and tackle issues caused by highways and railroad tracks.

El Dorado County announced the overnight closure of Missouri Flat Road on May 8th for construction of the El Dorado Trail Pedestrian Overcrossing, advising motorists of detours.

The historic Yankee Jims Bridge in Northern California will undergo a 3-year reconstruction starting May 19, requiring rerouting of traffic on Yankee Jims Road.

Road work on Midas Avenue in Rocklin is underway until May 23 for the Main Replacement Project Phase 1, with one-way traffic, no parking in the zone, and potential delays expected.

El Dorado County has scheduled a Mosquito Road closure for bridge replacement from May 27 to August 3, with a detour via Rock Creek Road. The DOT will implement traffic control during the construction.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

The Placer County Sheriff's Office lifted evacuations in North Auburn following a vegetation fire. Roads are now open, signaling an end to the immediate threat.

West Sacramento Police Department share a traffic plan for the Athletics vs. Giants game on the 4th of July, expecting significant impacts and advising on road closures and delays.

Roadwork begins in Lincoln Village and Stone Creek, introducing traffic calming measures like new medians and a roundabout, with expected completion in Summer 2025.

Sacramento rolls out the 21st Avenue Beautification Project with murals, sculptures, and anti-littering initiatives to reconnect neighborhoods and enhance the area.

The I Street Bridge project received $25 million from the California Transportation Commission, advancing the construction of a new multi-modal bridge connecting West Sacramento and Sacramento, replacing the inadequate 1911 bridge.

Sacramento has implemented a new $25 fine for parking too close to crosswalks, aiming to improve safety by enforcing "daylighting" to keep crosswalks clear for visibility.

The reconstruction of Sacramento's Del Rio Trail Bridge will start soon, replacing the unusable structure that was never opened due to design flaws. The replacement aims to correct the issues and minimize disruption during construction.

West Sacramento announces the groundbreaking of Washington Park, a new half-acre park in the Washington District with amenities like picnic areas and a play space.

Sunrise Boulevard construction continues with Phase Two near completion, involving new pavement and upgrades from Douglas to White Rock Road. Phase Three begins soon, with full completion expected by Fall 2025, leading to potential traffic delays.

Rancho Cordova details rules for eBike and eScooter use, emphasizing the importance of understanding different classes, speed limits, and legal requirements for safe operation.

Franklin Boulevard in Sacramento will undergo lane closures for the Franklin Boulevard Complete Street Project, aimed at improving safety for pedestrians and cyclists.

Rancho Cordova sees a rise in eBike and eScooter use, prompting attention to regulations based on vehicle type, speed limits, and rider requirements, such as helmets and age restrictions.

The city is enhancing road safety and infrastructure with the Baroque Traffic Calming Project, which includes a new roundabout and bike lanes; and by installing solar-powered streetlights, as part of its commitment to sustainability.

Sacramento prepares for the I Street Bridge construction, targeting a 2026 start, with federal and state funding secured and interagency financial talks progressing.

Folsom is undertaking water infrastructure improvements, causing traffic disruptions along East Bidwell Street. The project, moving in phases, promises upgraded services by late August. Residents can access updates online or contact the project team.

Tahoe City prepares for the closure of Fanny Bridge from Aug. 11 to Nov. 3 for demolition and construction of a new bridge with pedestrian and bike amenities.

Sacramento-area communities will receive millions in federal funding for bike paths and pedestrian safety projects, including innovative crosswalk designs that research shows can reduce crashes by more than 50%.

Yolo County announced road maintenance on County Road 28H between Roads 102 and 105 near Davis from August 18 to 29, urging drivers to expect delays and consider alternative routes.

Twin Cities Road has reopened after a five-day Union Pacific track maintenance closure that rerouted Sacramento County commuters through lengthy detours.

Nearly three years after Guadalupe Jimenez was killed at a Sacramento school pickup, the city finally declares a traffic safety emergency.

Modesto Police are focusing on traffic safety, targeting school zones and city hotspots with their CITE Team to ensure law compliance and reduce road incidents.

SacRT's RydeFreeRT program offers free transit for TK-12 students, including those in foster care or facing homelessness, in the Sacramento area until June 30, 2026.

Sacramento finalizes $300 million in funding for its I Street Bridge replacement, with construction set to begin in spring 2026 on the 114-year-old crossing.

Placer County approves a new five-year transit plan including the addition of electric buses and charging stations aimed at increasing public transportation usage and improving service connectivity.

Sacramento International Airport shattered its all-time passenger record in June 2025, welcoming over 1.29 million travelers in what traditionally has been a slower month than July.

Citrus Heights is appraising the Sunrise Mall's Namdar Realty segment to inform decisions on transforming it into a vibrant community hub as per Sunrise Tomorrow Specific Plan.

Elk Grove is considering light rail expansion options to improve connectivity with Sacramento, involving community discussions to address diverse concerns and preferences.

Spirit Airlines is ending service to several cities, including areas in the Bay Area. This follows a bankruptcy announcement and is a strategy to focus on stronger markets. Affected customers will be contacted with options for refunds.

West Sacramento introduced the first US hydrogen-fueled locomotive, promising environmental benefits and new job opportunities, with significant investment and local government support.

Caltrans will close a section of westbound Interstate 80 in Sacramento for a 55-hour period over a weekend for a $280 million pavement rehab project. Detours are advised, with additional travel time recommended for airport-bound travelers.

The City of Davis is starting paving operations at its corp yard for 10 Saturdays from September 6, scheduled 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., to minimize weekday disruptions.

Rancho Cordova advances Phase 2 of the Active Transportation Plan, emphasizing safety and connectivity in infrastructure to facilitate walking and biking. Public input is sought through surveys and various community engagement events.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

The I Street Bridge in Sacramento will close for 10 days for repairs, affecting commuters. Detours are provided. A new bridge is planned for Spring 2026 with improved features.

South River Road in Yolo County is experiencing erosion, compromising road shoulders and safety. Public works advise caution and a 35 MPH speed limit, with signs being installed. Fixes await state and federal approval.

The Placer County Sheriff's Office opened a Mental Health Facility and Vocational Training Facility at South Placer Jail to improve treatment and reduce recidivism.

Davis received a $420,000 grant to help purchase a conservation easement on 79 acres of farm at its edge, supporting agricultural preservation efforts.

El Dorado County settles traffic impact fee litigation, plans to refund $14.8m over disputed fees from 2015-2016, affecting infrastructure funding and General Plan goals.

The Folsom High School Homecoming Parade is on Wednesday, October 15 at 6:30 PM, featuring a celebration of the Bulldogs' spirit with road closures between 6:00-7:30 PM.

Yolo County announces bridge repairs on County Road 105, resulting in closures October 15-17 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, weather permitting. Detours and access to the landfill will be provided.

El Dorado County announces traffic delays due to paving operations at Pioneer Trail and U.S. Highway 50 this weekend, part of a safety improvement project.

Sacramento aims to extend its shared-use paths for pedestrians and cyclists, enhancing connectivity and reducing car reliance, with an additional 113 miles planned. This expansion supports sustainability and community inclusiveness.

Rancho Cordova has introduced new traffic calming measures, including a traffic circle at Lincoln Village Drive and a roundabout at Baroque Drive, to enhance road safety and flow.

Caltrans will shut westbound Highway 50 and several connector ramps for 55 hours starting Oct. 31. Expect detours between Sacramento and West Sacramento and allow extra time.

Iron Point Road in Folsom will be closed for a water pipeline installation from November 2 to 7 as part of the city’s water infrastructure improvements. Detours will be in place.

Ceres begins water infrastructure upgrades at Hatch Road and Central Ave, causing traffic disruptions and lane closures from October 29 for about four weeks.

Tahoe's Placer County enforces winter parking restrictions from Nov. 1 to May 1, 2026, to allow for snowplow operation, with increasing fines for violations.

Yolo County announced road safety improvements on South River Road, advising commuters of potential delays during November due to construction and installation of traffic signs.

Despite a possible government shutdown affecting flights, Sacramento International Airport operates normally, but advises passengers to check their flight status due to potential ripple effects.

Rancho Cordova Police Department received a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, funded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, to support traffic law enforcement and public education programs through September 2026.

The 2025 California Building Standards Code will take effect on January 1, impacting builders, developers, and homeowners, with Placer County preparing its community for compliance.

Sakura, a new affordable housing project with 134 units, has broken ground in Midtown Sacramento, including commercial space, and aims for completion by summer 2027.

K Street in downtown Sacramento has been enhanced with over 6,000 new LED lights, from the Golden 1 Center to the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center. This lighting is part of a city initiative to improve ambience and pedestrian safety.

Folsom is upgrading the Glenn Drive and School Street intersection, with improvements for pedestrian safety and ADA compliance, including new ramps and regraded curbs. The project also includes storm drain enhancements and road repaving.

Folsom City Council allocated $300,000 to modernize Folsom Public Library's HVAC system for efficiency and comfort.

Caltrans will close Hwy 49 between Auburn and the confluence Dec. 1–22 for work; signed detours and a temporary signal will keep local access open.

Folsom Police received a $173,500 grant for traffic safety, which will fund various enforcement and education initiatives through September 2026 to reduce traffic-related injuries and fatalities.

UC Davis announced the Aggie Ascent initiative, a $265 million plan for athletic facility upgrades as it joins the Mountain West Conference. Projects include stadium modernization and are to be funded through private means, not student fees.

West Sacramento moved to start eminent domain proceedings to secure land for the I Street Bridge replacement as officials push to keep construction on schedule.

The City of Davis settled an $18.5M lawsuit after a 2022 sidewalk fall that left a woman partially paralyzed. The payout raises questions about sidewalk inspections and tree care.

Folsom's Ed Mitchell Park is set for new drainage upgrades to prevent flood damage, including a new wall and inlet installation, with a project budget of $184,802. Construction is expected to start in 2026.

Construction has begun on the new North Sacramento-Hagginwood Library, set to expand educational facilities and community spaces for the local residents.

Folsom drivers should expect detours at Blue Ravine Road and Oak Avenue Parkway on November 24, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., due to paving for a Water Improvement Project.

Mosquito Road will be closed on December 6, 2025, from 7 am to 12 pm for crane inspection and maintenance by El Dorado County's DOT. Detours and signs will be in place.

A downed utility pole in Arden‑Arcade left more than 10,000 customers without power yesterday; crews restored service to many within about an hour.

Sacramento International Airport anticipates a very busy Thanksgiving period, with expected passenger numbers exceeding last year's. Extra seating will be available, and travelers are advised to arrive early and check parking availability online.

Sacramento's Public Works has made over 100 safety improvements citywide, focusing on pedestrian and cyclist safety, with more planned hires and updates to the Vision Zero Action Plan.

State Route 49 in Auburn will close for three weeks for the Lincoln Way/Borland Avenue roundabout project, with detours suggested and potential delays expected.

The Manteca Police Department warned the community about a faulty traffic signal linked to the red light camera system at N. Main Street and Louise Avenue, assuring that they are reviewing potential violations with due diligence.

The California International Marathon, with 10,000 runners, is taking place in Sacramento, causing road closures and transit changes. The event starts at Folsom and ends at the State Capitol.

Nightly road construction is set to begin on Franklin Boulevard in Sacramento to improve safety, affecting traffic between Sutterville Road and 32nd Avenue from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.

SacRT secured $25.8M in state AHSC grants to buy new light‑rail cars, upgrade stations and back 546 affordable apartments near transit.

Caltrans will shift eastbound I‑80 traffic onto a new bridge span near Lake Spaulding this week; lane reductions and 30‑minute delays are likely through Dec. 19.

Approximately 13 Union Pacific railcars derailed near Colfax early Saturday; no injuries were reported and crews are clearing the site. Investigators are working to learn what went wrong.

Woodland leaders have put a Main Street redesign on the council agenda that could shrink travel lanes between Walnut and West to add bike lanes and parking.

Interstate 80 between Fairfield and Vacaville opened new Express Lanes to ease traffic congestion, requiring a FasTrak tag for access and offering different toll rates based on vehicle occupancy and real-time traffic.

The Del Rio Trail Bridge in Sacramento is complete, providing a continuous path for active transportation over I-5 and Riverside Boulevard, as celebrated by city officials.

A U‑Haul trailer leaked coconut oil onto County Road 32A and County Road 105 east of Davis, forcing road and rail closures and a multi‑hour cleanup.

A power outage left parts of Lincoln in the dark Sunday; PG&E crews are on site and traffic signals at Nelson Road and Highway 65 were reported out.

North Lake Tahoe implements parking strategies, including data analysis, to address congestion and improve safety, with initiatives like text-to-pay slated for 2026.

Placer County announces a temporary shutdown of its building permit system from Jan 1-4, 2026, for upgrades to improve efficiency and user experience.

The CHP has highlighted new California public safety laws effective January 1, 2026, focusing on reducing crime, increasing vehicle and pedestrian safety, and regulating electric and autonomous vehicles.

Post-holiday travelers at Sacramento International Airport face delays and cancellations, with some passengers rebooking flights or driving to other airports to find alternative routes.

A traffic accident on Sly Park Rd caused closures and power line disruptions, with the CHP Placerville issuing updates on detours and advising caution for commuters.

Rancho Cordova Public Works completed numerous projects in 2025 enhancing infrastructure and safety across the city, with investments in transportation, lighting, and accessibility upgrades.

A Paradise father was killed in a January Highway 50 pileup. His family and dozens of riders sued Caltrans and contractors, alleging work‑zone design made the crash unavoidable.

Terminal Avenue will be closed to through traffic starting Monday for a major phase of North County Corridor construction. Detours and project updates are available online.

SacRT landed nearly $40 million in federal grants to replace 49 aging buses and upgrade maintenance hubs, aiming for fewer breakdowns and lower emissions on key routes.

Vandalism, including copper wire theft, disrupted SacRT's Gold Line, causing delays and prompting repair efforts and the use of bus bridges between affected stations.

Yolo County Road 93 will be closed for culvert work weekdays from 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. starting January 13, with expected completion by January 20. Local access maintained.

A new Assembly bill would tighten California’s e‑bike definition to 750 watts and push high‑power machines into motorcycle rules as injuries climb. Lawmakers say the change targets aftermarket mods and safety gaps.

A long-running rebuild of Watt Avenue in North Highlands is entering its final phases, bringing new bike lanes, medians and a rebuilt Watt/I‑80 transit plaza. Officials say the work should be finished by mid‑2026.

SMF's SMForward program lays out a packed 2026 calendar: a skybridge, a 5,500-space garage, a Concourse B expansion and phased baggage upgrades.

Two big rigs caused major traffic delays in Sacramento, with a jackknifed truck on Highway 50 to I-5 on Tuesday and an overturned truck on I-80 to I-5 on Monday.

Sacramento is seeking public input on the future of a 102-acre property for potential uses like housing and a youth soccer complex. A community meeting is scheduled, and proposals are accepted through February 27.

Four children were hospitalized after a multi-vehicle crash at Watt and El Camino in Sacramento; one child suffered moderate injuries and three had minor injuries. Sacramento Metro Fire responded and the CHP is investigating.

The Army Corps has finished major upgrades to Marysville's 7.6‑mile ring levee and is moving the project toward FEMA review; accreditation could cut flood insurance bills.

Caltrans plans to begin a $124.9M overhaul of State Route 49 near Grass Valley, adding truck lanes, shoulders and intersection upgrades. Construction is slated to start in January 2026.

A state transit task force mapped why agencies are strapped — but offered few funding fixes. San Diego’s MTS already projects a major budget gap that could force cuts.

A derailment at Union Pacific's Stockton rail yard toppled a transmission line Monday, cutting power to thousands and forcing the downtown courthouse to close.

A $4 million state grant will fund a Sacramento lab to test EV chargers for compatibility and reliability.

Clarksburg landowners say a planned 6.4‑mile trail to West Sacramento would cut through family farms and threaten wildlife, and they’ve signaled legal action if agencies don’t do a fuller review.

Holiday crowds have choked Alpine County's tiny roads and SNO‑Parks, prompting supervisors to consider patrols, permits and steep fines.

California earmarked about $165 million in clean‑truck vouchers for Tesla’s Semi, prompting critics to warn that public funding may be favoring a single maker.

San Joaquin RTD suspended service Feb. 9 after drivers filled a special board meeting; Stockton leaders demanded that routes be restored. Riders faced delays with no timeline for resumption.

A coalition of Central Valley growers has asked President Trump to speed federal funding and approvals to raise Shasta Dam — a move supporters call crucial and opponents say would flood the McCloud River.

Caltrans released a statewide Director’s Transit Policy to prioritize buses and transit-supportive design on state highways, with an implementation plan due in summer 2026.

A quick‑build package would reconfigure a short stretch of Marysville Boulevard with a road diet, wider bike lanes and added crosswalks as city and federal funds begin to materialize.

A broken water pipe forced evacuations at the New Colgate Powerhouse near Dobbins on Feb. 13, 2026; Yuba Water crews were on scene and no injuries were reported.

CMA‑backed AB 2346 would set a 15 mph limit for kids, require built‑in lights and force clearer e‑bike labels after doctors warned of rising teen injuries.

Sacramento has formally advertised bids for a roughly $300M replacement of the I Street Bridge, clearing a key step toward a spring 2026 construction start. The project keeps the old span for rail while building a wider multimodal crossing.

PCWA posted photos and a newsletter outlining nearly $295M in water upgrades — from the Colfax plant under construction to a 10‑MGD Ophir plant and pipeline rehab along I‑80.