Car crash reported on Montclaire Street in Arden-Arcade

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA’S NEWS LEADER FOR 70 YEARS. THIS IS KCRA THREE NEWS LIVE AT 5 A.M. CLEARING THE WAY FOR RECOVERY. THE PLAN TUOLUMNE COUNTY LEADERS HAVE TO REMOVE DEBRIS FROM A WILDFIRE THAT DEVASTATED AN HISTORIC GOLD MINING TOWN. HOW RESIDENTS ARE RESPONDING. THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO SET TO INTRODUCE ITS NEW CITY MANAGER TODAY. WHAT HAS TO HAPPEN BEFORE THAT ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE? AND BIG CHANGES. IF YOU DRIVE AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE, THE PERK THAT WILL BE LOST STARTING TOMORROW AND WHY SOME PEOPLE WORRY IT’S GOING TO IMPACT TRAFFIC FLOW. GOOD MORNING. FITZPATRICK AND I’M TEO TERESA. DEPENDING ON WHERE YOU LIVE, YOU MAY HAVE ALREADY SEEN A LITTLE RAIN TODAY. LET’S GO AHEAD AND CHECK IN WITH METEOROLOGIST TAMARA BERG FOR A LOOK AT THAT FORECAST. YEAH. THINGS HAVE BEEN REALLY ON THE HIT AND MISS VARIETY AS ANTICIPATED. AND TODAY IS GOING TO BE ANOTHER DAY WHERE WAKING UP AND SOME OF YOU WAKING UP TO A CLOUD COVER. SOME OF YOU SQUEEZING OUT SOME RAINDROPS AND SOME OF YOU SAYING, I’VE GOT A BRIGHTER SUNRISE FOR THE MORNING AS THE SUN STARTS TO COME UP HERE IN THE NEXT TWO HOURS, HERE’S A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE FROM 555 CAPITAL MALL. IT’S MAINLY CLOUDY CANVAS HERE IN SACRAMENTO, AND TODAY, ANOTHER UNSETTLED DAY WITH PERIODS OF ON AND OFF AGAIN SHOWERS A POSSIBILITY. I DO EXPECT WE WILL SEE A RETURN TO PARTLY CLOUDY CONDITIONS IN THE AFTERNOON AND STAYING RATHER MILD, AND EXPECT WIND SPEEDS TO BE FAIRLY LIGHT OUT OF THE SOUTH TO SOUTHWEST, 5 TO 15MPH. CURRENT TEMPERATURES SPREAD UPPER 50S LOW 60S HERE IN THE VALLEY, 58 OUT THE DOOR IN STOCKTON AT 63. IN SACRAMENTO, 61 IN YUBA CITY AND FAIRFIELD, 59 RIGHT NOW IN AUBURN, 55 PLACERVILLE AND 45 IN TRUCKEE AND AROUND THE AUBURN AREA, YOU’RE LIKELY GOING TO FIND SOME DAMP PAVEMENT OUT THERE. WE’VE HAD A FEW PASSING SHOWERS, BLOSSOM INTERSTATE 80 AND THEN NORTHWARD UP IN THROUGH PARTS OF SIERRA COUNTY, NEVADA COUNTY AND PLUMAS COUNTY. AND AGAIN, SOME OF THESE ARE VERY SPOTTY SHOWERS. WE’RE NOT SEEING A LOT OF RAIN, NOT ENOUGH TO REALLY GENERATE ANY STANDING WATER ON THE ROADWAYS, LET’S SAY. BUT THE PAVEMENT AGAIN MAY BE A LITTLE DAMP IF YOU DRIVE INTERSTATE 80, FOR EXAMPLE. AND AS YOU START TO GO UP IN ELEVATION AROUND SACRAMENTO, PRETTY QUIET LANDSCAPE AND THEN DOWN THROUGH STOCKTON AND MODESTO. ALSO, THE RADAR SWEEP IS QUIET, BUT THE DAY AHEAD IS GOING TO REMAIN UNSETTLED. PERIODS OF POTENTIALLY SOME SHOWERS IN THE FOOTHILLS WITH UPPER 60S TODAY. WE’LL MAKE IT TO THE MID 70S ACROSS THE VALLEY AND WE’RE ONLY DOING UPPER 50S TODAY WITH SHOWERS IN THE SIERRA. NEXT TEN MINUTES I’LL HAVE A CLOSER LOOK AT THE LOOK IN THE FEEL OF THE FORECAST TODAY DESIGNATED TO YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. TIME RIGHT NOW IS 502. GOOD MORNING BRIAN. WHAT DO THE ROADWAYS LOOK LIKE? MORNING. TAMARA, THINGS ARE LOOKING PRETTY QUIET ACROSS THE SACRAMENTO AREA. OF COURSE, OUT IN MY AREA, ROSEVILLE, GRANITE BAY AREA. WE DID SEE A LITTLE BIT OF RAIN ON THE ROADWAY AS I COMMUTE IN THIS MORNING, BUT SO FAR, NO PROBLEMS. AND THIS IS A LOOK AT THE CAUSEWAY FROM ENTERPRISE BOULEVARD THERE. AND YOU CAN SEE ALL CLEAR AS YOU MAKE YOUR WAY OUT ON TOWARDS DAVIS. THERE NO PROBLEMS OUT OF ROSEVILLE AND FOLSOM ON 80 AND 55 AND 99. ALSO CLEAR COMING IN FROM ELK GROVE. NO PROBLEMS THROUGH STOCKTON. A LOT OF GREEN ON THE MAP RIGHT THERE. WE’VE GOT SOME DELAYS IN MANTECA RIGHT NOW. KEEP AN EYE ON THAT LIKELY CONSTRUCTION RELATED. SO FAR I HAVEN’T SEEN ANY REPORTS OF INCIDENTS IN THAT AREA. AND THEN 205 OVER TO 580 IN THE RED ALREADY AT 25 MINUTES, 580 A 25 MINUTE RIDE OVER THE ALTAMONT PASS AND THEN 99 17 MINUTES AS YOU MAKE YOUR WAY IN FROM MODESTO TO MANTECA, TEN MINUTE RIDE OUT OF ROSEVILLE ON 8050. A 15 MINUTE RIDE OUT OF FOLSOM FROM ELK GROVE 99, A TEN MINUTE RIDE I5 11 MINUTES BACK TO YOU GUYS. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU SO MUCH. WELL, WE BEGIN THIS HOUR IN TUOLUMNE COUNTY, NEARLY A MONTH AFTER A FIRE RIPPED THROUGH THE GOLD RUSH. TOWN CLEANUP WILL FINALLY BEGIN IN CHINESE CAMP. THE FIRE RIPPED THROUGH THE HISTORIC GOLD MINING TOWN ON SEPTEMBER 2ND, DESTROYING SEVERAL HOMES AND BUILDINGS. THERE WAS A COMMUNITY MEETING LAST NIGHT. WYOMING COUNTY LEADERS LAID OUT THE DEBRIS REMOVAL PROCESS IN TWO PHASES. THE FIRST WILL START IMMEDIATELY WITH THE REMOVAL OF HAZARDOUS WASTE LIKE BATTERIES AND PROPANE TANKS. THEN THE COUNTY WILL GIVE PROPERTY OWNERS A CHOICE. YOU CAN OPT INTO A PROGRAM TO BRING IN CONTRACTORS TO HANDLE THE DEBRIS REMOVAL AT NO COST, OR HIRE YOUR OWN PRIVATE CONTRACTOR TO DO THE WORK. MULTIPLE RESIDENTS EXPRESSED SOME FRUSTRATION WITH HOW THIS IS GOING. I DON’T KNOW WHY I WANT TO OPT INTO THE COUNTY AND WAIT FOREVER, OR I WANT TO HIRE MY OWN CONTRACTOR. I DON’T KNOW, IT WASN’T REALLY CONCLUSIVE TO ME. THEY JUST EXPLAIN TO US LIKE PHASE ONE, PHASE TWO, AND THEY DO IT. THAT THE FACT THAT I CANNOT GO BACK TO MY PROPERTY, EVEN THOUGH I DON’T HAVE A HOME THERE, I COULD GET A TRAILER, BUT NO, THEY DON’T WANT US ON THE PROPERTY ANYMORE. PEOPLE WILL BE ABLE TO MOVE BACK INTO THEIR PROPERTIES ONCE THAT PHASE IS DONE AND THEN INSPECTED BY THE COUNTY. HOWEVER, THAT PHASE IS TIMELINE IS UNKNOWN. THE COUNTY IS PLANNING ON HOSTING MORE TOWN HALLS IN THE FUTURE TO GET INFORMATION OUT TO RESIDENTS. A BUSY ROAD IN MODESTO IS BACK OPEN THIS MORNING AFTER A DEADLY MOTORCYCLE CRASH HAPPENED NEAR BRIGGSMORE AVENUE AND COFFEE ROAD JUST AFTER EIGHT LAST NIGHT. POLICE SAY THE MOTORCYCLE WAS THE ONLY VEHICLE INVOLVED AND THE RIDER DIED FROM THEIR INJURIES. EASTBOUND BRIGGSMORE AVENUE WAS CLOSED BETWEEN SUNRISE AVENUE AND COFFEE ROAD DURING THAT INVESTIGATION. HAPPENING TODAY. THE YUBA COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY IS GOING TO UPDATE THE COMMUNITY ON THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE SHOOTING THAT ENDED THE LIFE OF A MARYSVILLE POLICE OFFICER EARLIER THIS YEAR, OFFICER OMAR RODARTE WAS KILLED DURING A SHOOTOUT WHILE SERVING A SEARCH WARRANT AS PART OF A MAJOR DRUG TRAFFICKING INVESTIGATION. AND TODAY, THE D.A. IS GOING TO PRESENT BODY CAM FOOTAGE AND OTHER MATERIALS TO DETAIL THE EVENTS THAT LED TO THAT SHOOTING. IT’S ALL HAPPENING AT 10:00 THIS MORNING AT THE YUBA COUNTY BOARD CHAMBERS. HAPPENING TODAY, A MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO AS ITS SEARCH FOR A NEW CITY MANAGER IS OVER. KCRA 3’S MELANIE WINGO IS LIVE AT CITY HALL NOW, WITH MORE ABOUT THIS NEARLY YEAR LONG SEARCH COMING TO AN END. AND IT WAS A NATIONWIDE SEARCH THAT IS NOW OVER THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO PLANS TO INTRODUCE ITS NEW CITY MANAGER TODAY, BUT A FEW THINGS HAVE TO HAPPEN BEFORE THAT ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE. SO TAKE A LOOK. THIS IS WHAT THE CITY SAYS IS HAPPENING. THE CITY COUNCIL WILL HOLD A CLOSED SESSION TODAY. FIRST THING THIS MORNING AT THAT CLOSED SESSION, THE NEW CITY MANAGER WILL BE OFFICIALLY CONSIDERED. ACCORDING TO A MEDIA ADVISORY FROM THE CITY. THEN A PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE NEW CITY MANAGER IS SET TO HAPPEN. AFTER THAT, IT’S ON TO A CITY COUNCIL PRIORITY AND GOAL SETTING WORKSHOP. NOW THE APPOINTMENT OF A NEW CITY MANAGER IS MONTHS IN THE MAKING. BACK IN DECEMBER, THE CITY COUNCIL DECIDED NOT TO EXTEND THE CONTRACT OF THEN CITY MANAGER HOWARD CHAN. CHAN’S $400,000 A YEAR SALARY WAS ONE OF THE HIGHEST IN THE STATE, AND WAS WIDELY CRITICIZED AS BEING TOO HIGH. IN JANUARY, SACRAMENTO CITY COUNCIL APPOINTED INTERIM CITY MANAGER LAINIE MILSTEIN. IT APPROVED HER $352,000 A YEAR SALARY. CHAN, MEANWHILE, ASSUMED A NEW ROLE AS ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER, COLLECTING A SALARY OF NEARLY $341,000 A YEAR, THE HIGHEST POSTED SALARY FOR THAT POSITION SINCE THAT TIME. THE SEARCH FOR A PERMANENT CITY MANAGER HAS BEEN UNDERWAY, WITH COMMITTEE MEETINGS AND UPDATES ON THE SEARCH HAPPENING REGULARLY AT CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS. NOW, ACCORDING TO THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO, ABOUT 100 PEOPLE APPLIED FOR THE JOB OF CITY MANAGER THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, AND IT WAS NARROWED DOWN AND NARROWED DOWN. AND THEN THE FINAL STAGES OF INTERVIEWS HAPPENED EARLIER THIS MONTH WITH, AGAIN, THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE PERMANENT CITY MANAGER COMING THIS MORNING. WE EXPECT REPORTING LIVE AT SACRAMENTO CITY HALL. MELANIE WINGO KCRA THREE NEWS. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. CERTAINLY MORE TO COME. THANK YOU MELANIE. CITY BY THE WAY HOLDING A NEWS CONFERENCE THIS MORNING AROUND 915 TO INTRODUCE THE NEW CITY MANAGER. WE WILL STREAM THAT EVENT LIVE AT KCRA.COM. WELL, THE FIELD OF CANDIDATES FOR CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR HAS GROWN A BIT SMALLER YESTERDAY. FORMER LEGISLATIVE LEADER TONI ATKINS ANNOUNCED SHE’S GOING TO END HER CAMPAIGN. ATKINS WAS THE FIRST OPEN LESBIAN TO SERVE AS AN ASSEMBLY MEMBER AND SENATE PRESIDENT PRO TEM. IN A STATEMENT, ATKINS SAID DESPITE THE STRONG SUPPORT WE’VE RECEIVED AND ALL WE’VE ACHIEVED, THERE IS SIMPLY NO VIABLE PATH FORWARD TO VICTORY. THOUGH MY CAMPAIGN IS ENDING, I WILL KEEP FIGHTING FOR CALIFORNIA’S FUTURE. THERE ARE STILL HALF A DOZEN DEMOCRATS AND TWO REPUBLICANS WHO ARE RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR. VOTERS ARE GOING TO PICK THE TOP TWO CHOICES IN THE PRIMARY NEXT JUNE. WELL, BIG CHANGES COMING FOR CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC VEHICLE DRIVERS PROGRAM THAT WILL ALLOW THEM TO CRUISE IN THE CARPOOL LANE IS COMING TO AN END. A CLEAN AIR VEHICLE DECAL PROGRAM IS ENDING AFTER NEARLY 20 YEARS. THIS STICKER GAVE SOLO DRIVERS IN CALIFORNIA A PASS AND ALLOWED THEM TO DRIVE IN THE CARPOOL LANE, BUT STARTING TOMORROW, THE STICKERS WON’T BE VALID ANY LONGER AND DRIVERS WILL HAVE TO MEET OCCUPANCY REQUIREMENTS, PAY TOLLS, OR RISK A TICKET. WE SPOKE WITH A BOARD MEMBER OF THE SACRAMENTO ELECTRIC VEHICLE ASSOCIATION, WHO SAYS IT WON’T BE JUST THE EV DRIVERS WHO FEEL THE IMPACT. IT’S GOING TO INCREASE CONGESTION FOR NOT JUST ELECTRIC VEHICLE DRIVERS, BUT FOR EVERYONE IN THE COMMUNITY. THE CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL WILL ENFORCE THE CHANGE. IN A STATEMENT TO KCRA THREE, THE CHP SAYS STATE LAW PROVIDES A 60 DAY TRANSITION PERIOD BEGINNING OCTOBER 1ST, DURING WHICH DRIVERS WITH A VALID CLEAN AIR DECAL WILL NOT BE CITED FOR DRIVING ALONE IN THE CARPOOL LANE. NOW, WITH THIS EXTENSION, IT MAY TAKE UNTIL DECEMBER BEFORE ALL DRIVERS ARE FULLY MERGED BACK INTO GENERAL TRAFFIC FLOW. JUST ABOUT TEN MINUTES AFTER 5:00. NOW, AS WE START TALKING A LITTLE BIT ABOUT SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS FOR SOME PEOPLE, WHERE DID YOU SEE SOME RAIN ON DOPPLER? YEAH, MOST OF IT. DEIRDRE RIGHT NOW IS ALONG AND NORTH OF I-80 CORRIDOR. SO EVEN AREAS, ESPECIALLY AROUND PLACER COUNTY AND UP THROUGH SIERRA NEVADA COUNTIES, THOSE AREAS ARE GETTING SOME LIGHT RAIN AT THIS POINT. BUT YOU HAD A COUPLE OF SHOWERS MOVE THROUGH PLACERVILLE. THIS IS A LIVE LOOK AT HIGHWAY 50 AND FOLKS TRAVELING HERE EASTBOUND AT MISSOURI FLATS. AND YEAH, YOU COULD EVEN SEE THOSE HEADLIGHTS HIT THE PAVEMENT. THERE’S NOT A LOT OF RAIN THERE ON THE GROUND. BETTER CHANCES, YOU SEE, MAYBE A PUDDLE OR TWO IF YOU’RE, LET’S SAY, DRIVING IN AND OUT OF THE COLFAX AREA OR AROUND AREAS THERE AS YOU GET IN THROUGH GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA CITY AND THEN UP IN, THROUGH PLUMAS COUNTY, WHERE SOME OF THAT RAIN ACTIVITY HAS BEEN A BIT STEADIER AND THERE HAVE BEEN PERIODS OF ON AGAIN, OFF AGAIN SHOWERS HERE FROM LAKE ALMANOR AND CHESTER INTO QUINCY AND UP AROUND THE 70 STRETCH THERE IN PLUMAS COUNTY. AND THEN HERE’S GRASS VALLEY. YOU’RE WAKING UP AND GETTING A NICE LITTLE LAWN WATERING THERE FROM SOME OF THOSE PASSING SHOWERS TODAY IN THE SIERRA PLAN FOR ON AND OFF AGAIN, SHOWERS 64 FOR YOU IN QUINCY, 58 TODAY IN SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, 64 IN ARNOLD. AND AGAIN, NOT GOING TO RULE OUT A PASSING SHOWER IN YOSEMITE WITH A HIGH TODAY OF 70 AND ALSO COULD STILL SEE PERIODS OF UNSETTLED WEATHER IN THE FOOTHILLS. I JUST DON’T THINK IT’S GOING TO BE AN OVERALL RAINY DAY. AND IF YOU DO GET SOME RAIN IN THE BUCKET, I THINK THE BETTER AREAS WILL BE ALONG AND NORTH OF THE 80 STRETCH. SO UP IN THROUGH HIGHWAY 20 THERE, GRASS VALLEY IS 63. CHANCE OF A BRIEF SHOWER IN JACKSON, BUT A LESSER CHANCE TODAY IN SONORA CLOSER TO THE COAST, YOU’LL FIND THE COMFORT OF CLOUDS AND UPPER 60S SAN FRANCISCO 77 TODAY IN FAIRFIELD, OUT AND ABOUT IN SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY. YOU’LL PROBABLY SEE MORE BREAKS OF SUN TODAY THAT MAY EVEN PUSH THE TEMPERATURE TO 80. IN STOCKTON. 79 FOR YOU. MODESTO SACRAMENTO IN THE SUBURBS, A RANGE HERE OF MID AND UPPER 70S WITH SOME CLOUDS AND A BRIEF SHOWER A POSSIBILITY. NEXT TEN MINUTES I’LL WALK YOU THROUGH THE EXTENDED FORECAST AS WE LOOK AHEAD AT THE MIDDLE AND LATTER PARTS OF THIS WEEK AND INTO OCTOBER AS WELL. IT’S 511. LET’S CHECK WITH BRIAN ON THIS FINAL DAY OF SEPTEMBER. WHAT ARE THE ROADWAYS LOOK LIKE? WE’RE GOING TO START HERE ALONG INTERSTATE 80 AT GREENBACK LANE. I THINK YOU’LL LIKE WHAT YOU SEE HERE. AS WE CAN SEE, MODERATE TRAFFIC IN THE 80 ROSEVILLE AREA COMING INTO SACRAMENTO. NO ISSUES THERE. LOOKING GOOD ALONG HIGHWAY 50 AS WELL. OUT OF FOLSOM AND 599 FROM ELK GROVE. ALSO A LOT OF GREEN ON THE MAP. NO INCIDENTS TO REPORT AT THIS HOUR AND THROUGH STOCKTON. SAME STORY HERE. WESTBOUND HIGHWAY FOUR A LITTLE SLOWING IN DISCOVERY BAY. NO PROBLEMS ACROSS HIGHWAY 12 AS YOU MAKE YOUR WAY TOWARDS RIO VISTA. SOME SLOWDOWNS COMING INTO AND THROUGH MANTECA. AND THEN 205 ON THE WESTBOUND SIDE. THAT’S IN THE RED ALREADY AT 26 MINUTES. NOW WE’VE GAINED AN EXTRA MINUTE THERE. 580 A 25 MINUTE RIDE OVER THE ALTAMONT PASS. 99 WE’RE LOOKING AT 20 MINUTES BETWEEN MODESTO AND MANTECA HERE IN SACRAMENTO, 80, 50, 99 AND I-5 ALL RUNNING AT THE LIMIT. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU BRIAN. COMING UP, A RACE AGAINST THE CLOCK IN INDONESIA. THE EFFORTS TO RESCUE SURVIVORS WHO MAY BE TRAPPED UNDER RUBBLE AFTER A SCHOOL BUILDING COLLAPSES. WE ARE LESS THAN ONE DAY AWAY FROM A POSSIBLE GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN. I’M RACHEL HERSHBERGER ON CAPITOL HILL WITH THE LAST DITCH