Heavy Snow In The Sierra Causing Traffic Delays
Heavy snowfall is creating dangerous and slow driving conditions. Officials advise waiting to travel if possible.
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Heavy snowfall is creating dangerous and slow driving conditions. Officials advise waiting to travel if possible.
The morning and evening commutes in Sacramento can be a long, frustrating experience for the thousands of drivers who sit stuck in traffic day after day.
A tall ship's plans have run aground in Sacramento due to some Caltrans construction.
Two people were injured on Friday when a woman driving the wrong way on I-5 crashed into another car in Yolo County north of Woodland.
As emergency repairs continue on Interstate 5, drivers can now expect delays on parts of Highway 50.
Caltrans has plans to check out Highway 50 from Interstate 5 east to the Stockton Boulevard exit.
Sierra drivers are being asked to be patient as striping work begins on Interstate 80 this week.
Caltrans announced Thursday that there will be alternating lane closures on southbound I-5 from J Street to Richards Boulevard from 9 p.m. Thursday to 4 a.m. Friday and from 9 p.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Saturday.
Caltrans says the problem is long-delayed work and quick fix projects in place of the road work that was needed due to funding issues.
Caltrans says it's previously slow hiring process is streamlined because it has slot of jobs to fill.
Emergency roadwork on I-5 in Sacramento snarled traffic on Labor Day, causing delays as people made their way home from their holiday destinations.
Traveling over the Labor Day weekend will come with some delays in Sacramento as a long emergency road closure is expected to last through Tuesday.
Emergency roadwork on Interstate 5 means last minute closures just in time for Labor Day weekend. This comes after a large pothole damaged several cars Thursday morning.
A pothole surfaced near the Richards Boulevard exit, blowing out drivers' tires. It's the second incident this month in the same area.
Emergency road repairs will shut down portions of Interstate 5 through Labor Day weekend in Downtown Sacramento after a large pothole damaged vehicles.
Caltrans is still waiting on a gearbox to fix the bridge. The part is coming from the East Coast, and officials estimate repairs could take at least a month before the bridge is fully repaired.
The Rio Vista Bridge shutdown Thursday night as Caltrans continues to try to fix it. Last week, the bridge got stuck in the up position after a mechanical failure. Engineers finally got it down but now they're trying to lift it manually.
The Rio Vista bridge serves as the main channel for cargo ships to get in and out of the region. But ships can't make their way underneath it.
The group wants more environmental reviews done on the two-mile Highway 65 widening project.
The debris affected drivers heading northbound toward Richards Blvd and hit windshields, bumpers, and even caused a few flat tires.
Caltrans will close the Main Street on-ramp to 99 North in Ripon for 4 months.
Caltrans plans to do major construction on I-80 from Davis to Sacramento in order to deal with the major traffic congestion along that stretch.
A huge mudslide has forced closure of U.S. Highway 395 at Topaz Lake just north of the Nevada-California state line.
Caltrans is hosting a career fair in Stockton Tuesday morning.
A motorist was in custody early Wednesday after he allegedly pointed a firearm at a Caltrans worker and fired shots in the air.
