YoloTD awarded MV Transportation a three‑year, $123.6M contract to operate Yolobus. Board materials say the deal includes a 90‑day rehiring window and union protections.

SacRT is holding public workshops on a shortened 1.8‑mile Downtown Riverfront Streetcar that would cross the Tower Bridge; officials are seeking feedback May 26–June 10.

A semi‑tanker spilled an estimated 100–120 gallons of diesel on westbound I‑80 near Colfax Sunday, forcing a hard closure and detours while crews cleaned the highway.

SacRT has picked Clever Devices to install live train tracking, station displays and automated announcements across its light rail network. The RFP sets a 30‑month window for system acceptance after mobilization.

A fire along Union Pacific tracks in Rio Linda damaged a railroad bridge and paused train service; no injuries were reported as crews secured the scene.

Sacramento is adding radar 'dilemma zone' detectors and street upgrades to a one‑mile stretch of Florin Road after several deadly crashes. The $5M project pairs signals with bike and pedestrian improvements.

Caltrans is weighing 100–140 mph buses on dedicated freeway lanes that could cut SF–LA trips toward three hours, but safety and big station costs remain major hurdles.

Sacramento will expand AI-assisted parking enforcement into bike lanes and school zones; live citations begin July 13 and fines rise to $150. The move builds on SacRT’s bus-camera program.

A PG&E outage on Monday evening left more than 6,000 West Sacramento customers without power. Crews were dispatched and PG&E listed a late-night restoration estimate.

Lawmakers and the attorney general want clearer rules to stop high‑powered 'e‑motos' being sold as e‑bikes after a Mineta study found many schoolyard devices exceed legal limits.

Mountain House activated 14 red-light cameras with a 60-day warning window; civil enforcement begins June 30. Violations will be civil notices capped at $100 and won’t add DMV points.

Neighbors on Jordan Lane say storms have eroded a hillside above their homes, leaving debris on the road and prompting calls for a permanent fix.

At River Walk Park in West Sacramento, Caltrans honored 195 fallen highway workers and added a cone for Mahdi Khorram. Speakers urged stronger protections and pointed to new enforcement tools.