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🚧 Emergency Repairs and Upgrades Scheduled Next Week on I-80 near Donner Lake Vista Point
The time displayed is local to the original X account in 703 B St., Marysville, CA. Important traffic updates for residents and travelers in the Donner Lake area: Next week, emergency repair work is scheduled to take place along Interstate 80. Additionally, the westbound Donner Lake Vista Point will be closed for upgrades. These developments may affect traffic patterns, and commuters are advised to plan for possible delays. For more detailed information on the schedule and the impact of the work, please refer to the transportation agency's alert at https://t.co/99bthE72xb. This notice comes to you in collaboration with local authorities including Nevada County, Sierra County, Placer County, CHP Truckee, and CHP Gold Run.
Oroville temple a monument to the influence of its Chinese community | Bartell's Backroads
OROVILLE, Calif. — The chime of a metallic gong was a familiar sound along the Feather River and in Butte County’s Chinatown during the gold rush. If you were near Oroville, the soothing tones likely came from the Chinese Temple. “Anybody can come in here. It is the...
City of Marysville implements measures aimed at reducing highway traffic on residential streets
MARYSVILLE -- A Caltrans project to widen Highway 70 could add to the already crazy Marysville traffic and residents are growing increasingly annoyed, calling their local roads a makeshift highway. The city is implementing calming traffic measures to ease up congestion, especially along those residential streets. "Maybe 50 residents live on a street but we're getting at least five times that number. Our numbers are saying it's not really the residents who live here who are using the streets but people that are cutting through," said the city of Marysville Director of Public Works Vincenzo Corazza. ...
🚧 Construction Delays Expected on SR-20 in Nevada County, CA
The time displayed is local to the original X account in 703 B St., Marysville, CA. Motorists in Nevada County, CA should prepare for traffic delays this construction season on SR-20 as emergency slipout and shoulder repairs are underway. Lane closures may occur as necessary throughout the day, potentially impacting traffic flow. Residents and travelers are advised to allow for extra travel time or plan alternative routes if possible. Details can be found through the provided link: https://t.co/HScYRByRgw. The agencies overseeing these notices include the California Highway Patrol of Grass Valley (@CHPgv), and the cities of Grass Valley (@GrassValleyCA) and Nevada City (@nevadacityca).
Reservoir levels near capacity as warm weather arrives to Northern California
SACRAMENTO, Calif — Although the wet season got off to a slow start, a persistent El Niño-like weather pattern since the start of January allowed the Sierra snowpack to catch up to normal and even end up above average across most of the Sierra. Northern California is finally...
🚨 Extended One-Way Traffic Control on SR160 3-Mile Slough Bridge Through July 2024
The time displayed is local to the original X account in 703 B St., Marysville, CA. The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans District 3) has issued a traffic alert notifying the public that the 3-Mile Slough bridge on State Route 160 in Sacramento County will have ongoing one-way traffic control until July 2024. The extended control is due to the construction work on a new electrical lift system, which is part of a project aimed at improving the bridge's functionality. Motorists are advised to plan for potential delays and to consider alternate routes when traveling in the area. Updates on the project can be followed through the Caltrans official accounts including Caltrans HQ, Caltrans District 10, and Caltrans District 4. Traffic safety enforcement agencies such as CHP Valley and CHPSouthSac, along with the City of Rio Vista, are also part of the communication network providing information about the bridge's roadwork status.
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