Camarillo US 101 Lane Plan, Bus Replacements Are Not Imminent
Camarillo is included in future plans for a northbound US 101 project and 16 Camarillo Area Transit vehicle replacements, but neither is imminent.
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Lodi Adopts Downtown Plan, but Construction Still Needs Future Approvals
Lodi adopted a downtown framework for housing, streets, mobility and preservation on June 3, but funding, zoning and project approvals still lie ahead.
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What California’s SB 79 could mean near Norwalk Station
California’s SB 79 took effect July 1. Here is what the transit-housing law could mean near Norwalk Station—and what it does not approve.
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Benicia water-line project reaches bid review after Lopes Road slide
A joint Fairfield-Benicia repair project has a $9.13 million apparent low bid, but Fairfield has not formally awarded the contract as of July 28, 2026.
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EPA Sends Two California Marine Waivers to Congress for Review
EPA sent two California marine-emissions waiver decisions to Congress for possible review, but the action does not repeal rules affecting ports and vessels.
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West Nile Virus Detected in Yuba County as Yuba City Fogging Continues
Yuba County has confirmed West Nile activity in mosquitoes and a dead bird, while fogging was scheduled for areas of Yuba City and nearby communities on July 28.
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Vista Sewer Rates Took Effect July 1: What Residents and Businesses Should Watch
Vista’s sewer rates took effect July 1, 2026. Residential charges rose, future increases are scheduled, and business customers face different billing and appeal rules.
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Oxnard Ramona students will start 2026-27 at four other campuses
Ramona Elementary students will begin the 2026-27 school year at four Oxnard campuses while the district investigates building deficiencies and plans next steps.
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Chula Vista Halts Charter Package; Pay Raises Removed From Proposal
Chula Vista halted a proposed November charter package on July 21, removing council pay raises while sending term-limit and ethics ideas back for review.
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Eastvale’s ZIP code push gains state backing, but Congress must act
California has backed Eastvale’s independent ZIP code campaign, but residents should keep using 91752 or 92880 while federal action remains pending.
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Sunnyvale Council to Review Draft Artificial Turf Findings July 28
Sunnyvale’s council will review draft artificial-turf study findings July 28, but the agenda does not identify a final ban, mandate or field decision.
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Fresno council may put half-cent sales tax on November ballot
Fresno’s City Council is scheduled to consider a half-cent sales-tax measure for the November 3 ballot as Measure C funding nears its expected end.
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Burbank Metro BRT Permit Fight Continues After July 17 Court Denial
A judge denied Metro’s request for interim relief in its Burbank BRT lawsuit. The permit dispute remains active ahead of an August 19 hearing.
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Riverside Council to Review Third-Quarter Finances and Transfers July 28
Riverside City Council will review a cautious but stable General Fund outlook, revenue pressures and proposed transfers at its 3 p.m. meeting July 28.
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Vacaville Cherry Fire temporarily closed parks, restricted I-80 lanes
The July 23 Cherry Fire near Peña Adobe Park temporarily closed two Vacaville parks and restricted two eastbound I-80 lanes during the response.
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Hayward’s 2026 election filing window is open through Aug. 7
Hayward candidates face a 5 p.m. Aug. 7 filing deadline for mayor and two council seats, while voters should check districts and campaign-finance dates.
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Bellflower Deputy-Involved Shooting Leaves Man Dead as Reviews Continue
A man died after Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies shot him July 24 on Artesia Boulevard in Bellflower. Multiple investigations and reviews are underway.
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Redlands wildfire designation may affect insurance, but savings aren’t guaranteed
Redlands’ new state wildfire designation may influence insurance-rate reviews, but it does not guarantee lower premiums, continued coverage or eligibility.
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Salinas Rent Protections Remain in Effect Ahead of November Vote
Salinas voters will decide November 3 whether to repeal four renter-protection ordinances. Until then, the rules remain in effect for covered rental units.
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Lincoln’s 2026 council races take shape before filing deadline
Lincoln’s District 1 and District 2 council races are taking shape, but only Holly Andreatta is qualified as the August 7 filing deadline nears.
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Santa Ana voters are expected to decide Measure X tax’s future
Santa Ana voters are expected to decide Nov. 3 whether to keep Measure X at 1.5 cents per dollar instead of allowing the rate to fall in 2029.
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Stockton central library to close July 31 for expected three-year renovation
Stockton’s Cesar Chavez Central Library will close after July 31 for an expected three-year renovation, with 16 other branches and digital services continuing.