American River bridge debris removal project begins
Crews will begin removing steel and concrete debris that's been sitting in the American River for decades.
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Crews will begin removing steel and concrete debris that's been sitting in the American River for decades.
A nearly 3-mile long fissure burst open Thursday, spewing lava that damaged a primary supply of hot water for thousands as a "severe frost" appeared overnight.
The investment targets 37 projects across at least 12 states, as the Biden administration looks to implement bipartisan measures.
Japan's environment ministry says workers stole and sold potentially radioactive scrap metal from near the tsunami-crippled Fukushima nuclear plant.
One of the reasons for the extended closure? The area’s designation as a salmon habitat.
The project has been a decade in the making.
There are no levels of exposure considered safe from health effects.
Sacramento and West Sacramento will decide if a streetcar line connecting the two cities will move forward.
New state building codes allow for the potential construction of mass timber high rises up to 18 stories tall.
The site of two unsuccessful yet ambitious high rise projects in downtown Sacramento is back on the market.
State budget funding will help guard against passenger and cargo train delays
Money isn't just going down the drain in Sacramento as millions of dollars have now been secured to improve infrastructure below ground.
From flood protection to traffic congestion, plans are already underway on how to spend Sacramento's share of the $1 trillion infrastructure finding.
Emergency repairs being made to an unstable trestle in Marysville. It's happening along a bridge right above the Yuba River.
Caltrans says a portion of the pavement near the Jefferson Exit of Eastbound US 50 has buckled, causing emergency road repairs.
California lawmakers on Thursday approved a $5-billion-a-year plan to boost the state's gas and vehicle taxes to pay for major road repairs, handing a victory to Gov. Jerry Brown who has lobbied for years for money to fix crumbling highways and bridges.
Democratic legislative leaders are hopeful but making no promises as they prepare to vote on a $5 billion-a-year boost in California's gas and vehicle taxes to pay for road repairs.
Gov. Jerry Brown will make his final transportation funding bill push at the State Capitol on Wednesday.
California Gov. Jerry Brown wants to spend $437 million on flood control and emergency response in the water-logged state.
Parents of Healdsburg Elementary School students were notified of the issue linked to aging pipes.
More than two months after calling a special session to address California's transportation funding backlog, Gov. Jerry Brown has begun circulating a list of administration proposals on how to pay for it.
Caltrans crews examined the Interstate 80 overpass at Reed Avenue on Tuesday, a day after a CBS13 photographer witnessed concrete fall from it, narrowly missing cars. Caltrans says it's a maintenance issue, not a structural one since it came off the railing, but there are about five-dozen other bridges in the area that do have structural problems.
Chances are if you drive on Interstate 80, you've seen some of California's roads in need of repair. The state says there's a nearly $60 billion backlog of maintenance and repairs on the California's roads.
A private engineering company surveyed current road conditions in the city, and the results are close to failing. The pavement condition index rating come back as a 67, which is a D.
Most Americans who traveled during this Thanksgiving holiday came face to face with an American reality: while there is much to be thankful for, our infrastructure is not one of those things.
