Antelope Road Onramp From I-80 Closed After Deadly Crash
A deadly crash has an Interstate 80 onramp in Citrus Heights closed on Friday morning.
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A deadly crash has an Interstate 80 onramp in Citrus Heights closed on Friday morning.
Firefighters have pulled a person out of a car that crashed into a tree off Interstate 80 in Fairfield on Friday morning.
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For the second night in three days, overturned vehicles are blocking lanes on the freeway in Natomas.
Some viewers have said the newly installed metal fencing along the sides of the I-80 Bryte Bend bridge blocks one of the best views in the city along the stretch of freeway connecting West Sacramento and Natomas. Well, Caltrans says it serves a specific purpose.
A Sacramento man has died after a crash along westbound Interstate 80 near Dixon on Tuesday morning.
A seven-year-old child was injured in a shooting that happened on a Vacaville freeway Monday afternoon, the Solano area California Highway Patrol said.
Chain controls are in effect on portions of Interstate 80 and Highway 50, said CHP Truckee.
Drivers should expect delays on Westbound Interstate 80 at the Nevada Stateline due to a traffic collision, said Caltrans District 3.
A DUI suspect has been arrested after they crashed their pickup into a much bigger truck in the Sierra high country Wednesday morning.
Crews are currently on the scene of a vehicle accident on eastbound Interstate 80 at Air Base Parkway, said the Fairfield Fire Department.
A jackknifed big rig and diesel fuel leak briefly shut down westbound Interstate 80 in Placer County.
Chain controls were in effect up the mountain along Interstate 80 on Thursday as snow continued to pile up on the roadways.
A semi-truck fire has westbound Interstate 80 blocked in the Sierra on Monday afternoon.
Interstate 80 has fully reopened near Applegate in Placer County after a propane truck crash forced a hard closure Monday afternoon.
A good Samaritan saved a woman's life with his quick thinking along I-80 near Roseville.
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Officers are investigating a crash that has the Mace Boulevard overpass closed in Davis early Monday morning.
A suspect has been detained after two car-to-car shootings on the Mace Boulevard exit from Interstate 80 in Davis on Thursday morning.
A tractor-trailer that was hauling two dump trailers caught fire along westbound Interstate 80 late Thursday morning.
A man who was trying to cross Interstate 80 in Fairfield was struck and killed over the weekend, authorities say.
The westbound I-80 connector ramp to southbound I-5 in Natomas is scheduled to be closed from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow for concrete slab repair work.
Around 3 p.m. Friday afternoon, a traffic collision occurred on westbound I-80 east of Reed Avenue, said the Sacramento CHP.
Interstate 80 is back open at West El Camino Avenue after a closure caused delays for morning commuters.
While the major Sierra highways are back open as of Wednesday morning, officials are urging people to stay home to keep traffic to a minimum.
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