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Santa Barbara County is working on a project to improve bicycle and pedestrian safety in Isla Vista, a community packed with students, families and young

Monday’s City Council meeting saw more discussion regarding off-street parking in downtown Roseburg. As city staff seek more direction from council, the goal remains the same for the city: How

For decades, Loop 360 has been a critical north-south corridor weaving through west and northwest Austin, offering connection points throughout the capital area region. But what's the latest status on projects in development to alleviate congestion along the corridor?

Avenal residents are getting a unique opportunity to share their thoughts on improving sidewalks and streets.

Representatives of Dokken Engineering presented a series of possible bikeway projects to community members at the Yuba County Health and Human Services Office in Linda on Tuesday.

Bills to allow Marin County to pass an age and helmet restriction on Class 2 e-bikes, prohibit ATP funds from being used on useless Class III bikeways; and make it permanently illegal to charge bike riders and pedestrians tolls on bridges.

Sewer fee rates in Oroville have not been updated since 2013, overdue a typical five-year update cycle. A proposed fee study projects about a $3 increase per year for the next five years for single family residences, according to City Administrator Brian Ring.

The 0.6 miles of lanes are part of a batch of temporary Slow Streets installations that will mostly be removed, save for a few bits and pieces.

Bicycle riders will be able to enjoy a new bicycle path in Chico by fall 2025.

A pair of segments from the high-profile Coastal Rail Trail project running through Santa Cruz's Mid County region are in limbo after the county Board of Supervisors rejected a majority of recommendations from its staff to move the project forward at its meeting Tuesday.