Big Oak Valley
Big Oak Valley, CA · Traffic & Transit
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Drivers Forced to Pay $562 to Get Cars Back, Then Discover Towing Company Had No Permit
Drivers who attended a California music festival returned to find their cars had been towed, with some people forced to pay $562 to get their vehicles back. But it turns out the towing company didn’t even have the required city permit to remove the cars in the first place. Dozens of people who attended the […]
cityofdavis.org
City to Launch Paid Parking in Three Downtown Lots Beginning Nov. 2
Beginning Nov. 2, the City of Davis will introduce paid parking in three downtown parking lots as part of an effort to increase parking availability, encourage turnover and make it easier for customers to visit downtown businesses. To help drivers become familiar with the new system, a one-week educational period will begin Oct. 26, with vehicles parked in the paid lots receiving reminders that the program begins Nov. 2.
MotorBiscuit
Festivalgoers Paid $562 to Get Their Cars Back—The Tow Company Had No City Permit
Dozens of drivers at Sacramento's Aftershock music festival paid $562 each to get their towed cars back from a company that didn't have the city towing permit it needed, a CBS13 investigation found.
Guessing Headlights
Towing Company Charged Concertgoers $562 to Get Their Cars Back, but City Says It Had No Permit
Dozens of people who attended the Aftershock music festival in Sacramento, California, returned to find their vehicles missing from a nearby parking lot. Getting them back reportedly cost $562 each, and some drivers say their ... Read more
kymkemp.com
CPH: Eureka Gas Hits $6.88, Among the Highest Prices in Nearly 30 Years
Gas prices in Eureka jumped to $6.88 per gallon at the end of September, an 89-cent increase from the previous month and the second-highest price recorded since the Humboldt Economic Index began tracking gas prices in 1998. Statewide, average gas prices rose 69 cents to $6.39 per gallon, the highest...
Yahoo!
Ironman California 2026: Sacramento road closures, traffic impacts and course info
The Ironman California triathlon returns to the Sacramento area Sunday, Oct. 18, bringing road closures, freeway ramp restrictions and public transit disruptions across Sacramento, West Sacramento, Yolo County and Solano County. The race includes a 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bike ride and a 26.2-mile run, finishing at the California State...
ABC10
Rain could bring slippery road conditions to Northern California this week
SFGate
i5exitguide.com
Full I-5 Closures at Yolo Bypass Begin October 11, Expect Delays
The California Department of Transportation (CalTrans) reports that construction on I-5 will require two separate nightly full closures beginning Sunday, October 11, at 9:00 p.m. on northbound I-5 with signed detours. The County Road 22 detour is for local traffic. Commercial trucking is urged to use State Route 113 to...
The Sacramento Bee
Vang-Piker fundraiser scrutiny, rail shake-up: What Sacramento talked about Oct. 5-11
Sacramento neighbors had plenty to argue about this week — a congressional fundraiser that split the City Council, a shake-up at California’s high-speed rail agency, an ICE arrest at a community college, Kamala Harris swinging through town and a warning from two legal scholars about what could happen after the 2026 election. Here are the five Sacramento Bee stories that drew the most reader comments from Oct. 5-11. A Sacramento councilmember calls out Mai Vang over Hasan Piker fundraiser Congressional candidate and Sacramento City Councilmember Mai Vang drew a sharp rebuke from colleague Lisa Kaplan over her upcoming campaign fundraising stream with Twitch personality Hasan Piker. Kaplan, who is Jewish and represents North Natomas, said she stood in “absolute defiance” of the “toxic, misogynistic rhetoric propagated by online personalities like Hasan Piker,” accusing him of building a brand on “sexism, antisemitism and the degradation of women.” Vang, who is challenging longtime Rep. Doris Matsui in the 7th Congressional District, pushed back. “Going on someone’s show doesn’t mean adopting their views — it’s an opportunity to talk directly to voters that establishment politicians have left behind, especially young people,” she said. »» Read the story, see the comments High-Speed Rail board
FOX40
Green Line light rail resumes service after suspension
(FOX40.COM) — A major Sacramento Regional Transit (SacRT) line is back in service Monday, and another station is set to open later this week. After more than a year, Green Line service has resumed. The Green Line light rail service will once again connect riders with the 7th and Richards/Township 9 stations in the River […]
folsom.ca.us
Glenn Drive Daytime Closure Begins October 12
Glenn Drive will be closed to through traffic within the storm drain replacement project area between School Street and Wales Drive during daytime construction hours beginning on Monday, October 12. The City of Folsom is replacing a failing storm drain pipe, with construction scheduled to continue into November. Work hours...
folsomtimes.com
SacRT addresses Folsom rail crossing failures, pens plans to prevent future issues
Transit agency developing new response procedures following Oct. 7 equipment malfunction that left crossing gates down at multiple intersections. Following a light rail equipment failure that caused significant traffic disruptions across Folsom on Wednesday, Oct. 7, the Sacramento Regional Transit District has issued a public apology and announced plans to improve its response procedures to prevent similar incidents from creating prolonged delays for motorists and transit riders.