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The Sacramento Bee
Freeport Blvd. will be altered to add bike lanes

Freeport Boulevard near C.K. McClatchy High School is the latest city street headed for a "road diet." By a 7-1 vote Thursday night, the Sacramento City Council agreed to narrow the busy boulevard from four lanes to three lanes to make room for a n...

The Sacramento Bee
Earthquakes beat Galaxy in opener of playoff series

Earthquakes beat Galaxy in opener of playoff series

Christophe Ena Associated Press David Ferrer of Spain exults after topping Jerzy Janowicz of Poland for the Paris Masters title. Victor Bernardez scored on a free kick deep into stoppage time Sunday night to lift the Earthquakes to a 1-0 triumph ...

The Sacramento Bee
Armstrong stripped of Tour victories

Armstrong stripped of Tour victories

Salvatore Di Nolfi Associated Press Pat McQuaid, the International Cycling Union president, said he was sickened by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency's evidence. LOS ANGELES – Cycling's governing body Monday accepted the findings of a U.S. Anti-Do...

The Sacramento Bee
Fallout begins for Lance Armstrong

Fallout begins for Lance Armstrong

Bradley C. Bower Associated Press file, 2010 Lance Armstrong is stepping down as chairman of Livestrong, his cancer-fighting charity in light of a doping scandal. He also lost several sponsors Wednesday. AUSTIN, Texas – Already an outcast in...

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Time to prepare for commuting in the rain

Oct 13, 2012
Time to prepare for commuting in the rain

Clouds hover over the Tower Bridge as the sun rises Friday morning in Sacramento It’s been a cloudy week in Sacramento – the first wisp of fall – a reminder that rain could arrive at any time. And even though …

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Sacramento streets go on a road diet

Oct 4, 2012
Sacramento streets go on a road diet

A bicyclist takes advantage of the newly painted bike lane on G Street in Sacramento Thursday morning near 11th Street. More bike lanes are being painted on streets in downtown Sacramento. Most of the work is in the western and …

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October: Last year, storms. This year, heat.

Oct 2, 2012
October: Last year, storms. This year, heat.

Fishermen aim their boat up the American River on Monday morning near the Highway 160 bridge in Sacramento. What a difference a year makes. Last year, a storm moved into Sacramento in early October and dropped almost an inch of …

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Gov. Brown vetoes 3-foot-passing bill

Sep 30, 2012
Gov. Brown vetoes 3-foot-passing bill

A cyclist navigates traffic during the Friday evening commute on H Street in Sacramento on Sept. 28. It appears Gov. Brown will veto SB 1464, the 3-foot passing bill according to a post by the California Bicycle Coalition. “Brown has …

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County attacks homeless camping on the bike trail’s west end

Sep 20, 2012
County attacks homeless camping on the bike trail’s west end

Bicyclists navigate past people sitting on the bike trail under the Highway 160 bridge at Northgate Blvd. Wednesday evening. Sacramento County authorities began rousting homeless campers in the area Wednesday evening in part because of complaints by businesses and residents …

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American River Bike Trail gets some love

Sep 18, 2012
American River Bike Trail gets some love

A bicyclist heads east along the American River bike trail Monday evening between mile markers three and four. SacDOT and the Regional Parks Department are working on trail improvements in this area all week. The work includes repairing cracks, overlay …



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