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Where fishing is the Economic Life of some. Reporter were outside a restaurant and seafood retailer where crab is big business. The decision by tomorrows Commission Emergency meeting could have a big impact on the seafood industry up and down the west coast. Theres a whole lot of fish and chips coming out of the kitchen tonight, but no crab. Theyre asking the same question did you, are we flying them in . Where are they coming from . Were just going to wait it out. Reporter tomorrow morning in s...

San Diego County and California leaders are urging residents to prepare for this upcoming storm. Here's what to know and what you should do.

After last week's historic flood, county and city leaders are urging residents to do everything they can to prepare for Thursday's storm

Caltrans is adding hundreds of Teslas to its fleet, but are they a good use of taxpayer dollars

The Nevada Department of Transportation, after having been met with vocal community resistance, has removed the “road diet” portion of the U.S. 50 Tahoe East Shore Corridor Management plan.  NDOT said they will continue to...

Caltrans seeks Grant Coordinator. Learn more about this position and other opportunities on the Planetizen Jobs Board.

Roundabouts — sometimes called traffic circles — are coming to Tehachapi.

Commercial air service from the Eastern Sierra Regional Airport in Bishop, which wound down this month, will take off again on a limited schedule for the

Cynthia Larsen is a litigation attorney who’s been with the Orrick law firm since 1986. Its offices at 400 Capitol Mall overlook the Tower Bridge, whose 738-foot span across the Sacramento River connects Sacramento to West Sacramento. Larsen says when the bridge’s color changed from a tired ocher to its vibrant gold in 2002, “I loved it. It went from being something I took for granted to something I enjoyed looking at every day. So enchanting.” Bruce Monighan, urban de...

For Capitol Corridor, Siemens Chargers on the Way For Capitol Corridor, Siemens Chargers on the Way Written by Marybeth Luczak, Executive Editor The Capitol Corridor Joint Powers Authority is replacing two F-19 units due for retirement with Siemens Chargers, which could start operating as soon as this month. Two new EPA-certified Tier 4 Charger locomotives from Siemens will enter service this spring on Northern California’s Capitol Corridor....