CT News 2025, Issue 2

District 3 has worked with the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California and the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation to produce plaques and signage at the Donner Lake Vista Point eastbound and Maxwell Rest Area southbound to highlight tribal pre ...

On Feb. 20, Caltrans hosted its fourth DBE (Disadvantaged Business Enterprise) Summit at the Roebbelen Center in Roseville to share knowledge and tools with the 300 socially and economically disadvantaged small businesses that att ...

Every year, the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) leads the State Employees Food Drive, raising food, funds and awareness regarding hunger issues in our state. California produces nearly half of the nation’s fru ...

Due to the research, tenacity and thoroughness of Caltrans Office of Civil Rights Workforce Development Center Contract Manager Daron Tarver, the Federal Highway Administration is awarding Caltrans nearly $260,000 for a statewide ...

On Feb. 28, Caltrans’ Heavy Equipment Operator (HEO) program graduated 19 disadvantaged individuals in its first academy of the year at the Steelworkers’ Auditorium in Fontana in San Bernardino County. The academy provides compre ...

The Resource Management Office worked with Mike Probst, retired AGPA, this holiday season to donate toys and other needed items to families involved with the Fresno Rescue Mission. This is the third year Claudia Juarez’s team has ...

On May 21, the Division of Construction Partnering Program will host the 25th Annual Excellence in Partnering Awards Ceremony in downtown Sacramento. The ceremony will recognize Caltrans construction teams, and their construction ...

In District 5 in February, a beekeeper was brought in to safely remove bees from inside a signpost near the intersection State Route 246 and T Street in Lompoc. (Santa Barbara County). The bees were removed by Orcutt Bee Rescue a ...