Sacramento Police: Traffic Delayed Near 8th St and K St Due To Train Coming Off Tracks
A Regional Transit train that went off the tracks caused traffic delays in the area of 8th and K streets Friday afternoon.
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A Regional Transit train that went off the tracks caused traffic delays in the area of 8th and K streets Friday afternoon.
Caltrans has not given an estimated time of reopening.
The roughly hour-long pursuit ended in Sacramento County with the suspect's vehicle crashing into a tree and running away.
Police say the road will be closed in both directions for several hours.
Caltrans says the lanes are all clear.
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