CHP says a driver hit speeds over 140 mph on Highway 168 and was arrested as part of a weekend enforcement crackdown.
The California Highway Patrol is focusing on one of the most dangerous behaviors on the roadways, speeding, by launching a statewide Speed Prevention Campaign, "PUMP THE BRAKES."
CHP says its newly-designed fleet will give them an "important advantage" by being able to blend into traffic without detection and to crackdown on what the CHP calls "video game-styled driving on highways."
A reckless driver in Fresno County walked away from a crash after reaching speeds of over 160 miles per hour.
New California laws taking effect in 2024 will increase wages, provide more sick days, and make it less expensive to rent an apartment.
Double-check those road signs on your commute. Speed limits are dropping around Fresno as City Council approved changes proposed by Public Works.
