Shasta County Injury Accident Occurs in Jeep Crash
A Shasta County injury accident prompted an urgent response from the California Highway Patrol (CHP) Northern Division Air Operations.
A Shasta County injury accident prompted an urgent response from the California Highway Patrol (CHP) Northern Division Air Operations.
A North Highlands injury crash occurred on Nov 10 when a Toyota Rav4 collided with a Jeep at the intersection of Hemlock Street and Madison.
In a recent Paintersville injury crash, the collision involved a black Mercedes GL3 and a red Hyundai Elantra on November 5.
A Stockton car collision on northbound I-5 at the Pershing Avenue off-ramp was reported on November 5, at 1:04 p.m.
An Arden-Arcade head-on collision along El Camino Avenue on November 3 sent two individuals to the hospital with major injuries.
An injury hit-and-run incident on Interstate 80 just west of the Chiles Road on-ramp in Webster, led to significant traffic disruption.
An Arden-Arcade traffic crash early on the morning of November 1 resulted in injuries, prompting an emergency response.
In the early hours of October 17, a Rancho Cordova collision brought traffic to a standstill on Highway 50.
On October 28, a Grass Valley two-vehicle crash occurred on State Route 20 just east of South Ponderosa Way.
A Holt major injury accident occurred on State Route 4 just west of West Bacon Island Road causing significant disruptions on October 16.
In the early hours of October 14, a Redding vehicle crash in a work zone on Highway 299 resulted in two individuals being hospitalized.
An Arden-Arcade multiple-injury crash resulted in three individuals being hospitalized after colliding on October 12.
A Walnut Grove fleeing driver has been involved in a hit-and-run accident on northbound I-5 near the off-ramp for Twin Cities Road.
A Fairfield major collision on westbound I-80 near Travis Boulevard resulted in multiple injuries on October 12.
On October 11, a Sacramento injury collision was reported on southbound Interstate 5, just north of Q Street in Sacramento.
A Honda recall of 1.7 million vehicles due to a manufacturing defect that presents steering difficulties was issued by the parent company.