Highway 49 Lanes Closed In Nevada City After Police Pursuit
The Nevada County Sheriff's Office says southbound lanes of Highway 49 are blocked due to police activity.
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The Nevada County Sheriff's Office says southbound lanes of Highway 49 are blocked due to police activity.
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Northbound lanes of Highway 49 in north Auburn are back open after a fatal three-car accident forced its closure this morning.
Authorities are investigating a deadly head-on crash north of Auburn Friday morning.
Both directions of Highway 49 are blocked south of Grass Valley due to a significant crash.
Caltrans is monitoring a potential safety hazard on Highway 49.
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Eight people are in the hospital after a three-vehicle collision on Highway 49 Saturday afternoon.
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Two teens were killed and at least one other person was injured in a multi-vehicle crash on Highway 49 Tuesday morning.
Among the many great realities of the greater Sacramento area is simply its location. No matter which point of the compass you chose to head to on the highways and byways you'll find great vistas, historic places, oceans, mountains and rolling foothills. There are quiet back roads that take you into backcountry wonder, and highways that transport you to bustling cities and everything in between.
Authorities say a 17-year-old girl is dead after she lost control of her car and was hit by another car along Highway 49 Saturday evening.
Highway 49 was closed near the Amador-El Dorado County line overnight when a vehicle carrying two people drove down and embankment.
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A large sinkhole has developed on Highway 49 south of Grass Valley, shutting down part of the roadway.
Smoke from a fire at a fast food restaurant combined with rain, hail and fog are being blamed for a multiple vehicle accident on Highway 49 in the town of Martell near Jackson.
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From building bridges to water and power plants, several public works projects in the Sacramento region are being impacted by rising costs.
Nina Burns reports.