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Folsom Times
Published September 17Six week utility project brings traffic impacts to Greenback Lane, Folsom Boulevard
Motorists traveling through the Greenback Lane and Folsom Boulevard area should prepare for lane reductions and possible delays beginning today as PG&E starts a utility project expected to continue for approximately six weeks. The permitted utility work begins Thursday, Sept. 17,…
Sacramento City Express
Published September 02Sacramento approves safety improvements near seven schools
The Sacramento City Council on Tuesday approved a $2.25 million project to improve safety and access for students traveling to seven schools across the city. The Vision Zero School Safety Project will bring pedestrian and traffic safety improvements near: Father Keith B. Kenny…
Sacramento City Express
Published August 07Head back to school with free SacRT rides
As students head back to school, families can save on transportation costs thanks to the RydeFreeRT program, which allows all transitional kindergarten through 12th grade students to ride Sacramento Regional Transit District buses and light rail for free. The program is supported…
Sacramento City Express
Published July 31Weekend street closures to enhance safety in Old Sacramento
The Sacramento Police Department is implementing a new traffic management plan this weekend to improve public safety and reduce traffic congestion in the Old Sacramento Waterfront. Developed in partnership with the Downtown Sacramento Partnership, the plan is designed to enhance…
Sacramento City Express
Published July 13City expands bike lane parking citations with three AI-assisted enforcement vehicles
AI-assisted bike lane enforcement has been expanded with three City of Sacramento parking enforcement vehicles, giving staff another tool to identify vehicles illegally stopping or parking in bike lanes. Following a 60-day warning period, the City is now issuing citations to…
Sacramento City Express
Published June 15Draft Vision Zero Action Plan outlines path toward safer streets
After months of community outreach and engagement, the City of Sacramento is releasing the draft Vision Zero Action Plan Update for public review. The draft plan reflects feedback from residents across Sacramento and outlines proposed strategies to reduce serious and fatal…
Sacramento City Express
Published May 13Sacramento expands automated parking enforcement to protect bike lanes and improve safety
The City of Sacramento will expand its automated parking enforcement program by deploying AI-assisted technology on three parking enforcement vehicles to identify vehicles illegally blocking bike lanes, with a focus on school zones citywide. Beginning May 13, the City will launch…
Sacramento City Express
Published May 08Sacramento repairs more than 7,700 potholes in less than 50 days
The City of Sacramento repaired 7,761 potholes in 49 days as part of a Citywide “pothole blitz” directed by City Manager Maraskeshia Smith and carried out by the Department of Public Works. The effort began after City officials asked City Council offices on March 4 to identify…
Sacramento City Express
Published May 05Sacramento police to conduct increased traffic enforcement for bicycle safety
From children riding to school to older adults staying active and healthy, bicycling is both a pastime and a mode of transportation for thousands of Californians. May is National Bicycle Safety Month, and the Sacramento Police Department is urging everyone to be alert to keep…
Sacramento City Express
Published April 15What’s next for the I Street Bridge Replacement Project?
Construction bids for the I Street Bridge Replacement Project came in significantly higher than expected last week, prompting City officials to reassess costs and next steps for the long-planned project. The City received proposals from three nationally recognized contractors,…
City of Fresno
Published April 10FAX Temporary Shelter Relocation Announcement
Due to upcoming downtown construction projects, FAX will temporarily relocate shelters L, A, B & BRT stops out of Courthouse Park. Relocation will start on Sunday, April 19, 2026 and will continue until all construction is completed. Click here for a relocation map.