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Oakley Gets First Look at Laurel Road Extension
On Tuesday, the City of Oakley got its first look at what the potential Laurel Road extension would look like. This brings the current total budget for this Capital Improvement Project (CIP) is $6,260,000. On Tuesday, the council voted to award a $3.785 million with Consor North America to provide engineering design services.
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Tesla Driver Told CHP the Car Was in Full Self-Driving When It Hit a Pedestrian on I-80 in Vallejo, Then Another Vehicle Didn’t Stop
A 71-year-old man was crossing westbound Interstate 80 at the Interstate 780 interchange in Vallejo, California, at about 2:35 a.m. on Oct. 22 when a Tesla hit him, according to the California Highway Patrol as reported by ABC7. He died. The Tesla's 26-year-old driver stayed at the scene and told officers the car was in Full Self-Driving mode, the CHP said. At least one other vehicle struck the man afterward, and none of them stopped.
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San Jose Resolves 98% of Abandoned Car Cases, Yet Residents Say Streets Still Clogged
Roosevelt Park — Reported Neighborhood of Vehicle Complaints. San Jose’s Department of Transportation closed 98% of roughly 10,000 vehicle abatement cases within two weeks, according to the city Auditor’s Office. That measure tracks case resolution, not necessarily a vehicle’s permanent removal: a case can close after an owner moves a car, even if it later returns. Residents including Davide Vieira say the distinction matters on streets where inoperable and abandoned vehicles remain a recurring sight.
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San Mateo: Collision Into Fire Hydrant Causes Road Closure Due To Flooding
Drivers in the city of San Mateo were asked to avoid a portion of North Claremont Street on Saturday after a driver struck a fire hydrant. The hydrant sent water spewing into the roadway, forcing the San Mateo Police Department to close the street to the public at about 10:30 a.m.