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🚧 Traffic Hazard Update on Masterson Way Near Fremont Drive in Butte County
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in California. Local authorities have reported a traffic hazard on Masterson Way near Fremont Drive in Butte County, CA. The incident's latest update indicates that drivers in the vicinity should exercise caution and may experience delays due to the hazard. Officials are on the scene addressing the situation. Commuters are advised to seek alternate routes if possible to avoid congestion and to ensure the safety of emergency responders. Further updates will be provided as the situation evolves. Motorists are also reminded to adhere to any instructions or detours set by the local transportation authorities.
🚧 Road Construction Update: CA 70 Between Exits 16 and 12 Near Plumas Lake
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in California. The local transportation authorities have announced ongoing road construction work on California State Route 70, specifically between Exit 16: McGowan Parkway and Exit 12: Plumas Lake Boulevard. The location of the work spans approximately a 6 to 7-mile stretch, situated to the south of Marysville. Motorists planning to travel through this area are advised to be aware of potential delays and to consider alternative routes if possible. Please exercise caution when driving near construction zones and adhere to all traffic signs and signals. The work is part of ongoing efforts to maintain and upgrade transportation infrastructure in Yuba County.
Deputies discover over 200 cats in Yuba County home, 46 dead
(FOX40.COM) — Yuba County Sheriff’s office and animal care services recently discovered over 200 cats living inside a Plumas Lake home. On Tuesday, YCSO said they responded to the 1300 block of Sundance Drive in Plumas Lake because of “numerous complaints.” Deputies did not specify what the complaints referred to, however, upon arrival, they found […]
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...
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