Jun 10, 2021
10:10 am UPDATE: The person on the Sierra Ave bridge has been taken into custody and all lanes of the freeway are back open!
The 10 freeway is shutdown in both directions at Sierra Ave in Fontana because of what may be a potential jumper situation. A person is currently standing on the bridge. The back up on both sides of the freeway is for miles. Images on Sigalert shows the person sometimes standing and then sitting dangling their feet over the side of the edge of the overpass.
Do your best to avoid the 10 through Fontana if at all possible.
The first ever SCOUP project at Fletcher Cove Beach April 15, 2021, by Eldin Ganic
The City of Solana Beach, CA, will implement the first ever Sand Compatibility Opportunistic Use Program (SCOUP) project by placing up to 25,000 cubic yards of high-quality sand on Fletcher Cove Beach beginning Monday, April 19, and ending May 28.
“This important beach sand replenishment program, which has been in the City’s work Plan for several years, is intended to preserve and maintain our beaches and to protect our coastal bluffs and public and private property from Coastal Storm Damage erosion and possible failure,” the City said.
Under this first ever SCOUP Project, sand will be transported from the Solana 101 construction site at the corner of Sierra Ave and Dahlia Drive to Fletcher Cove Beach.
Fresno mayor s initiative gives 35 people living along Highway 41 a place to stay
Within the first two weeks of 2021, 3 homeless people were struck and killed on Fresno s freeways.
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He spent Thursday with his outreach teams along Highway 41 offering services to those in need.
35 people living along the highway now have a roof over their heads thanks to Project Off-Ramp.
Rocky Williams is one of the homeless individuals embracing the opportunity to re-group and re-establish himself. Your second choice is staying out here. No one wants to be out here, it s horrible, he said.
The retired electrician of 21 years fell on hard times, meaning he d spend the last two years without a home and the last eight weeks along Highway 41, where city outreach teams met him.