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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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

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