Stockton Bets On New Tower To Stop Fliers From Fleeing Town
San Joaquin County is pursuing federal grants and has set aside $26.2M in local money to modernize Stockton Metropolitan Airport and replace its aging control tower.
Track Turmoil, Blue Line Fix‑Up Poised To Snarl Sacramento Commutes
SacRT will temporarily close several Blue Line stations in late March and April for platform upgrades and the Dos Rios station; shuttle buses will replace trains and trips will take longer.
Flaming Meat Truck Jackknifes, Snarls Capital City Freeway Ramps
A meat-laden semi struck another vehicle, jackknifed and caught fire on the ramp between the Capital City Freeway and US‑50 on March 29, closing connector ramps and snarling traffic. Crews are cleaning spilled cargo and inspecting the roadway.
Free Ride Windfall for Elk Grove Seniors on SacRT Buses
Elk Grove approved a one‑year pilot letting residents 62+ ride select SacRT buses free, funded by Measure E and capped at $100,000 in reimbursements. The move aims to boost access for seniors who can’t drive.
Sacramento Street Showdown: Voters May Get Say On Half-Cent Tax For Safer Roads And Faster Transit
A citizen initiative filed Feb. 20 would ask Sacramento voters to approve a half‑cent sales tax to fund road repairs, pedestrian safety and expanded transit. Backers must gather signatures to reach the November ballot.












