Driving in wintry weather can be dangerous and challenging, so it's important for drivers to be prepared
Cold weather can leave drivers stranded, but a few simple checks may help keep your vehicle ready for winter.
With an increase in summer recreation, fire officials in the Plumas National Forest are asking residents and visitors to help prevent wildfires.
Colder temperatures can lower tire pressure, affecting safety if not checked regularly.
Rain in the valleys and snow in the mountains are keeping roads slick, and some highways are closed.
Travel on the roads can be jam-packed over the holidays. It doesn't matter where you're from; if you're driving this week, you need to be prepared, and that starts even before you leave your house.
Caltrans reminds travelers to check brakes, tires, and emergency gear before wet weather returns.
Nevada’s Freeway Service Patrol urges drivers to prepare cars for warm-weather travel as summer approaches.
With cold weather on the way, it's time for people to start winterizing their cars.
A United Airlines jetliner bound for Japan made a safe landing in Los Angeles on Thursday after losing a tire while taking off from San Francisco.