The National Weather Service is forecasting rain for the Morongo Basin. With information on how you can drive safely in the rain, here’s reporter Andrew Dieleman…
Substances such as oil and other vehicle fluids can build up on roadways over time. When mixed with rain water, these substances creat
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SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - The following is a list of the long term and short term projects the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) has scheduled for the week around Lake Tahoe, in the Sierra and El Dorado County. At this time there is no work scheduled for the South Lake Tahoe area.
LONG-TERM PROJECTS
U.S. Highway 50 (El Dorado County): Work continues on a $55.4 million safety project in the Camino area to replace the existing concrete median barrier and fill in the gaps in the barrier, build an undercrossing, a wildlife crossing, make local road improvements and replace culverts. The project is expected to be completed in 2022. No traffic-interfering work is scheduled on the highway. Westbound Carson Road is closed between Carson Court and Sierra Blanca Road for bridge work. Motorists are being detoured onto westbound Highway 50 and back onto Carson Road.
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is a local attorney with a decades-long history of community advocacy. He lives in Mission Beach.
The Port of San Diego is at a critical crossroads in its efforts to attract new maritime investment. San Diegans who support job creation should pay attention. At issue is a proposed 15-year lease with Mitsubishi Cement Company at the Port’s Tenth Avenue Terminal to build warehouses to receive and distribute up to 600,000 tons of bulk cement per year.
Established in 1962 by the state Legislature, the Port controls the San Diego Bay and owns and manages the bay’s immediate waterfront. The Port operates two maritime terminals (Tenth Avenue and National City) and two cruise ship terminals. Its tenants around the entire bay generate an estimated 45,000 jobs.
The Foothill-Eastern Transportation Corridor Agency in California has slated a tender offering exchange for Jan. 21 ahead of a Jan. 25 advance refunding.
A Reminder to Recreate Responsibly During MLK Weekend and Amidst the Ongoing Pandemic Posted by: SNO Staff January 14, 2021
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Responsible recreation practices should be maintained at all times.
VALLEJO, Calif. – The USDA Forest Service and California State Parks invite Californians to do their part to ensure safe and healthy outdoor experiences during the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend and amidst the ongoing pandemic.
Simple actions such as staying local, planning ahead, and following social distancing guidelines, can increase the outdoor experience for everyone. Recreating responsibly will help ensure that expanded access to recreational facilities, services, and opportunities continues day use areas of National Forests and state parks currently open to the public remain open for the health and welfare of Californians.