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CTC unanimously approves $105 million in funding for I-80 project

The California Transportation Commission unanimously approved an $105 million advance programming request for Phase 1 of the I-80 Yolo managed lanes project on Thursday.

Part of I-80 expansion from Davis to Sacramento funding approved

California Transportation Commission (CTC) approved funding for phase one of the Yolo 80 Corridor Improvements project Thursday afternoon.

California Commission to Consider Funding Harmful I-80 Expansion Project

City of Bakersfield sued by conservation groups for diverting Kern River

The City of Bakersfield is being sued by multiple conservation groups for diverting the Kern River for its own benefit and the benefit of multiple water districts.

Lawsuit Challenges City of Bakersfield's Diversions of Kern River - Center for Biological Diversity

Center for Biological Diversity: BAKERSFIELD, Calif.— Conservation groups have sued the city of Bakersfield for diverting water from the Kern River and ignoring the harms such diversions do to the community and wildlife. The lawsuit, filed in Kern County Superior Court on Wednesday, seeks greater protections for the river, which is completely dry near Bakersfield because of diversions for agricultural use.

LA County Sued Over Faulty Environmental Review Process for Los Angeles River Master Plan

Center for Biological Diversity: County Failed to Provide Details About Environmental Impacts As Required by Law

SCV News | County Limits Development in Fire Hazard Areas

Los Angeles County Moves to Limit New Sprawl in Fire-Prone Areas

Center for Biological Diversity: Supervisors Approve Plan to Help Reduce Fire Danger, Safeguard Wildlife

California climate change: Ambition vs. reality

The gap between California climate change policy and daily reality becomes clear as state regulators expand Aliso Canyon during U.N. summit.

Sacramento region residents want to preserve open and wild spaces, new poll suggests

Over 90% of respondents in a new CapRadio/Valley Vision survey of the Sacramento metropolitan area said they value the preservation of open space for wild animals and plants.