Avenal
Avenal, CA · Traffic & Transit
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CHSRA Seeking Input on Central Valley Heavy Maintenance Facility Site
FRESNO, Calif. - The California High-Speed Rail Authority is seeking input from the public on the proposed Central Valley Heavy Maintenance Facility. According to the release, this proposed facility will support long-term operations of the future high-speed rail system. The Heavy Maintenance Facility (HMF) will be a primary location for “inspections, servicing, maintenance, overhaul and major component replacement for the high-speed train fleet.” In 2023, the Authority initiated a screening and environmental evaluation process and came up with 11 potential sites. Now, that list has narrowed, and there are two locations in Fresno and Kings County near Hanford that will be evaluated. These sites were selected based on what meets operational needs, its compatibility with land use, and construction feasibility along with environmental considerations and impacts to nearby communities.
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Highway 99 Off-Ramp in Fresno to Close for Tree Trimming
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The southbound Highway 99 off-ramp at Shaw Avenue in Fresno will be closed Thursday for tree-trimming operations, according to the California Department of Transportation. The closure is scheduled from 7:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Caltrans said the closure could last longer if weather or...
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Fresno Gas Prices Hold to 4 Dollars 18 Cents Average This Week as Crude and Supply Trends Stay Mixed
FRESNO, CA — Fresno drivers are seeing an average gas price of 4 dollars 18 cents this week, with prices holding close to recent levels. That leaves the market little changed from last week and only modestly different from last month. The numbers suggest a stable stretch at the...
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Kings County Hwy 41 expansion breaks ground 20 years later
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‘Public transportation is critical’: Fresno mayor announces upgrades to cut wait times in half
Mayor Jerry Dyer announced improvements to FAX Route 39, including three new buses funded by a $4.5 million grant, which are scheduled to reduce passenger wait times starting this Monday.