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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.