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Drivers Dispute Bogus FasTrak Charges on New Express Lanes
01:53|Drivers in Solano County express frustration over new express lanes on I-80, with reports of bogus charges. Leon Ward, one driver, was hit with a $0.75 fee for a lane he claims he never entered. The Metropolitan Transportation Commission, which runs FasTrak, blames poor weather conditions for the issue, but promises refunds and fixes for any errors. Other drivers and the mayor of Suisun City have also reported similar problems. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Sierra Nevada Snow Fun Draws Crowds, CHP Warns of Safety
01:12|Families flock to Sierra Nevada for perfect snow conditions, enjoying sledding and snow play. With improved roads and snowpack, visitors praise the powder for its packing quality. However, California Highway Patrol warns against roadside snow play, urging everyone to use designated spots like Nyack or Kingvale snow parks to ensure safety and avoid citations. Checkout Solipillow.comOld Sacramento Businesses Face Challenges
01:17|Despite challenges, Old Sacramentos charm endures as new businesses emerge amidst closures and a slow January. City officials plan a childrens park to boost foot traffic. Checkout Solipillow.comLodi's Try January: Explore New Wines
01:31|Lodis diverse wine scene invites you to Try January, a challenge to explore new varietals and tasting setups. Winery experts emphasize the unique tastes of everyday picks like Cabernet and Chardonnay, encouraging pairing with food. For Dry January enthusiasts, non-alcoholic options like sparkling wines and apple cider are available. With the wine industry facing challenges, more places are offering agri-mocktails from local grapes and produce, supporting local businesses. Checkout Solipillow.comCalifornia Drought-Free for First Time in 25 Years
01:25|California Drought-Free for First Time in 25 Years: A Wet Winter Brings Relief After Years of Shortages Checkout Solipillow.comTerminal Avenue Closure for North County Corridor Project
01:24|Starting Monday, Terminal Avenue in Stanislaus County will close for the North County Corridor Project, affecting the stretch between Townsend Avenue and Claribel Road. The closure is necessary for safety while building three major bridges and ties into future expressway infrastructure. Drivers will face longer commutes, but detours via Claus Road or Oakdale Road are recommended. The project aims to ease east-west travel long-term, with Roselle Avenue reopening this summer, the new Claribel Road bridge by late 2026, and phase one traffic flowing by early 2028. Check the North County Corridor Phase one website for updates and detours. Checkout Solipillow.com