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Gilroy, CA · Traffic & Transit
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Downtown Novato Power Outage Knocks Out Traffic Signals for 912 Customers
1221 Oak St. — Potentially Affected Alameda County Customers. Downtown Novato lost power for hundreds of customers Wednesday morning, darkening traffic signals across the area and prompting local police to warn drivers to treat affected intersections as four-way stops. The outage struck 912 customers and was reported at 8:44 a.m., according to PG&E and local police.
Contra Costa Herald
City of Oakley, rail agencies to hold groundbreaking ceremony for new Amtrak Station, October 14
Construction to begin in early 2027, Gold Runner train service expected to begin by spring 2028. By Ahdel Ahmed, Public Relations Manager, San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission. Oakley, CA – The San Joaquin Joint Powers Authority (SJJPA), the San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission (SJRRC), and the City of Oakley are proud to announce the next major milestone in the development of the new at-grade regional rail station that will bring Gold Runner trains into the heart of Contra Costa County. To commemorate this milestone, a groundbreaking ceremony will be held on Wednesday, October 14, at the site of the future station. The event will feature remarks from SJRRC and City leadership, as well as local, regional, state, and federal representatives.
NBC Bay Area
KRON4 News
BART service between Antioch, Concord resumes
(KRON) — BART service between Antioch and Concord was halted Tuesday morning due to an equipment problem on the track, according to transit officials. In an update, BART pointed to an earlier PG&E power outage as the suspected cause. The service stoppage caused a “major delay” on the Antioch line, BART said. The disruption was […]
losgatan.com
Mayor’s Message: Decades of beach traffic, and the path forward
When I first got involved in local government, a woman who was like a grandmother to me began sharing old newspaper clippings. She grew up in Los Gatos and lived here into her 90s, long enough to watch orchards become neighborhoods. One clipping covered a 1970s Town Council election in...
CBS News
Caltrans shutting down part of Highway 37 for El Niño preparation work
lamorindaweekly.com
New longer-duration metering coming to downtown Lafayette
The Lafayette City Council unanimously voted to introduce Ordinance 704 during its Sept. 14 meeting to update downtown parking meter zones and establish new rates for longer-duration parking. The ordinance aims to provide additional parking opportunities, particularly for downtown employees, while also addressing changes to existing parking locations required by the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), according to a staff report presented by Transportation and Circulation Program Manager Patrick Golier.
kzst.com
Prescribed Burn Brings Visible Smoke To Highway 12 In Eastern Santa Rosa
Commuters along Highway 12 between eastern Santa Rosa and Sonoma saw visible smoke skies Wednesday following a six-acre planned prescribed burn. According to the Press Democrat, the permitted burn took place on private property along Pythian Road near Hood Mountain under the direction of the All Hands Ecology Fire Forward program.
richmondsunsetnews.com
bestofsno.com
E-bikes change student travel
Every school day morning, junior Kyle Chen rides his custom-made electric bike across town to Paly. Like many other students, Chen lives far from campus. To get there, he finds e-bikes the most convenient and efficient mode of transportation. “I live more than two miles away from school, and so...
Daily Californian
Locals fear AC Transit service cuts as public comment on contingency plan closes
The public comment period for AC Transit’s Proposed Contingency Service Plan closed Wednesday. The plan outlines reductions to bus service that could occur if a regional transit funding measure fails in the Nov. 3 election. The AC Transit Board held public hearings Wednesday for final public comments to help...