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Where should Sacramento install red light cameras? See draft list of intersections

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By Jennah Pendleton Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Sacramento pedestrians, cyclists and drivers seem to agree on one thing: People love running red lights in Sacramento. The city is looking at implementing an automated red light camera enforcement program designed to reduce serious crashes — a move that safe street enthusiasts say is long overdue. “I think that red light running has become epidemic in Sacramento,” resident Dan Allison said at an Active Transportation Committee meeting Thursday.
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Where should Sacramento install red light cameras? See draft list of intersections

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By Jennah Pendleton Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Sacramento pedestrians, cyclists and drivers seem to agree on one thing: People love running red lights in Sacramento. The city is looking at implementing an automated red light camera enforcement program designed to reduce serious crashes — a move that safe street enthusiasts say is long overdue. "I think that red light running has become epidemic in Sacramento," resident Dan Allison said at an Active Transportation Committee meeting Thursday.
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Sacramento’s Natomas tiny home project for homeless delayed as costs nearly double

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By Jennah Pendleton Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
The estimated cost of a controversial tiny home project for homeless seniors in North Natomas has almost doubled, delaying the project while its sister developments in south Sacramento move forward this year. Up until last week, city officials indicated that the “micro-community” pitched for Arena Boulevard was estimated to cost about as much as the two proposed in south Sacramento — around $3.7 million.
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