Complete Streets Project News Today

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) was ordered to correct “deficiencies” in its environmental reports for its Highway 70 Binney Junction project after Yuba County Superior Court Judge Stephen Berrier

Yuba County Superior Court Judge Stephen Berrier heard arguments Monday from representatives of both the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) and the city of Marysville in regards to a 2021

The City of Naples hosted a public meeting this afternoon at the River Park Community Center Auditorium to discuss the "Naples Complete Streets Project."

Two things. Thing One: I think it foolish for Chico’s Complete Streets Project to propose a two-way bike lane along a one-way street downtown. Main and Broadway each should have their own one-way bike lane. We know bikes are supposed to follow traffic rules. Moreover, I consider it dangerous to have bikes heading into traffic […]

The city of Naples hosted a public meeting this afternoon at the River Park Community Center Auditorium to discuss the "Naples Complete Streets Project."

The City of Naples is hosting an open house workshop to hear from the public regarding road improvements.

As part of its $164 million State Route 70 Binney Junction Roadway Rehabilitation and Complete Streets Project, the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) said it will conduct one-way overnight traffic

As part of its $164 million State Route 70 Binney Junction Roadway Rehabilitation and Complete Streets Project, the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) said it will conduct one-way overnight traffic

Measure H, the 1% sales tax addition approved by Chico voters in 2022, funds much of the roadwork. Sewer-rate increases the City Council adopted last year cover that chunk of infrastructure. Grants defray other costs.

Carson City Supervisors voted to approve a contract with artist Karen Yank for a downtown gateway roundabout sculpture on Carson Street. Discussions surrounded traffic safety, symbolism, and why public art is being discussed when the road budget is in disarray.