Car crash reported on Jessup Road in Keyes (2024)

THIS IS KCRA THREE NEWS AT FIVE. PROTESTS WITH CLASHES WITH PROTESTERS AT UCLA. WE’LL TAKE A LOOK AT THE CHAOS AND THE REACTION THIS MORNING AS THE PROTESTS CONTINUE AT COLLEGES ACROSS THE COUNTRY. AMERICA’S TOP DIPLOMAT IS IN ISRAEL AMID CEASEFIRE NEGOTIATIONS WITH HAMAS. THE NEW COMMENTS THAT MAY PUT THOSE TALKS AT RISK AND DEALING WITH A DEFICIT, THE BLUEPRINT SACRAMENTO CITY LEADERS NOW HAVE TO ADDRESS A $66 MILLION SHORTFALL. BUT WE BEGIN WITH BREAKING NEWS THIS MORNING. FIRE CREWS MOPPING UP AFTER BATTLING A FIRE IN RANCHO CORDOVA. IT HAS HAPPENED IN AN INDUSTRIAL AREA NEAR HIGHWAY 50 JUST OFF OF COLOMA AT GOLD RIVER ROADS. KCRA 3’S MELANIE WINGO SPOKE WITH THE FIREFIGHTERS JUST A COUPLE OF MINUTES AGO. WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY? WELL, YOU CAN SEE THE DAMAGE BEHIND ME TO THIS BUILDING. WHAT THEY’RE TELLING US THIS MORNING IS THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM IN THIS STRUCTURE DID ITS WORK. SO TAKE A LOOK. YOU CAN SEE A LOT OF WATER LEFT BEHIND HERE AFTER THIS FIRE. AND THE CREWS HAVE SINCE PULLED AWAY BECAUSE THEIR WORK IS PRETTY MUCH DONE HERE. THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM WENT OFF WHEN THIS FIRE WAS INITIALLY REPORTED. IT DOUSED THE FLAMES THAT WERE IN HERE WHEN FIRE CREWS ARRIVED. THEY SAW WATER POURING OUT OF THIS BUILDING, AND THEY SAY THAT’S INDICATIVE OF A SPRINKLER SYSTEM THAT HAS HIT A FIRE AND DONE ITS JOB. SO FIRE CREWS WERE ABLE TO GO IN, MAKE SURE THERE WERE NO HOTSPOTS REMAINING IN THIS FACILITY, AND THEN THEY WERE ABLE TO DETERMINE THAT THINGS WERE SAFE FOR THEM TO PULL AWAY FROM THE STRUCTURE HERE. RIGHT NOW, WE’RE LOOKING AT SOME SOME DAMAGE, SOME WATER DAMAGE TO THIS. BUT FIRE CREWS TELL US ALL OF THIS COULD HAVE BEEN SO MUCH WORSE. TAKE A LISTEN TO THIS BUILDING IS MADE UP OF CONCRETE AND AND METAL ROOF THAT CREATES ALMOST LIKE AN OVEN ATMOSPHERE INSIDE THAT BUILDING. SO IF THIS FIRE WERE TO CONTINUE TO BUILD WITH THE AMOUNT OF COMBUSTIBLES THAT THEY HAD, UH, THIS THING COULD HAVE BEEN ROCKING FIRE THROUGH THE ROOF. YEAH. SO FIRE CREWS ARE AGAIN NOW AWAY FROM THIS STRUCTURE. THEY HAVE DONE THEIR WORK AND WE ARE TOLD THAT NO ONE WAS HURT IN THE CAUSE OF THE FIGHTING OF THIS FIRE. UH, THE CAUSE OF THE FIRE ITSELF. IS STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION. REPORTING LIVE IN GOLD RIVER, MELANIE WINGO KCRA THREE NEWS. AND WE’LL CONTINUE TO FOLLOW THIS BREAKING NEWS STORY THROUGHOUT THE MORNING FOR AROUND THE CLOCK UPDATES ON BREAKING NEWS, JUST DOWNLOAD OUR APP AND TURN ON PUSH ALERTS. METEOROLOGIST TAMARA BERG JOINING US NOW TAKING A LOOK AT OUR FORECAST. A LITTLE BREEZY OUT THERE IN SOME AREAS. IT IS YEAH. YOU DEFINITELY ARE GOING TO NOTICE THAT FIRST THING AS YOU WAKE UP AND STEP OUT THAT DOOR. SO GRAB A JACKET TO GET BY IN THE NEXT COUPLE OF HOURS. IT IS GOING TO BE BREEZY AND OFF TO A COOL, COMFORTABLE MORNING. THREE THINGS TO KNOW AS WE LOOK OVER FAIRFIELD AND ALONG INTERSTATE 80 THIS MORNING. IT’S BREEZY AND IT’S GOING TO BE JUST REMAINING TO BE A BREEZY DAY. WE’LL HAVE PLENTY OF SUNSHINE AND A WARM AFTERNOON IS ON THE HORIZON YET AGAIN AS TEMPERATURES WILL SLIDE A BIT ABOVE THE AVERAGE AS WE WELCOME THE START OF MAY OFFICIALLY. ON THIS FIRST DAY, WE HAVE WINDS RIGHT NOW STEERING OUT OF THE NORTH AT 18 IN YUBA CITY, UP TO 13 IN SACRAMENTO, 12 IN STOCKTON. AND IT’S BEEN OCCASIONALLY GUSTY THIS MORNING SO FAR OUT THE DOOR IN FAIRFIELD, YOU CAN SEE WHERE THAT WIND IS KIND OF STEERING THERE. WHERE THE CONTOURING HERE OF THE TEMPERATURES WHERE YOU HAVE SOME OF THAT LIGHTER SHADING OF THAT GREEN AND TURQUOISE COLOR TEMPS ARE UP BECAUSE OF THE WIND. 54 RIGHT NOW IN YUBA CITY, 57 IN FAIRFIELD, 54 IN STOCKTON, YOU’RE OUT THE DOOR TO 46 IN AUBURN BECAUSE YOU DON’T HAVE MUCH WIND. AND I’M EXPECTING TODAY IN THE FOOTHILLS AND ESPECIALLY IN THE SIERRA, WE’RE NOT GOING TO HAVE AS MUCH WIND TO GO AROUND, BUT AROUND THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY PLAN FOR THOSE NORTH WINDS SUSTAINED 10 TO 20 THROUGH THE DAY, A HIGH OF 82 TODAY IN SACRAMENTO, 82 TWO IN STOCKTON, MODESTO WILL TOP OUT AT 80 DEGREES. AND IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR AN AREA TO BE WHERE IT WON’T BE AS WINDY AGAIN, A FEW OPTIONS WOULD BE LAKE TAHOE AND EXPECTING TEMPERATURES TODAY AROUND THE LAKE IN THE UPPER 50S. AUBURN WON’T BE AS GUSTY 73, BUT IN FAIRFIELD IT’S GOING TO BE A BREEZY DAY WITH HIGHS REACHING THE LOWER 80S. COMING UP IN MY FULL FORECAST, I’LL BREAK DOWN WHEN THE WINDS WILL SUBSIDE AND WHAT’S AHEAD AS WE LOOK TOWARDS THE REST OF THE WORKWEEK. IT’S 503, BRIAN. IF YOU’RE HEADING OUT ON THE HIGHWAYS, WHAT’S OUT THERE? HEY. GOOD MORNING TAMARA. RIGHT NOW HEADING ACROSS THE BRIGHT BEND BRIDGE HERE ON INTERSTATE 80 AS YOU MAKE YOUR WAY THROUGH WEST SACRAMENTO. NOT FAR FROM HERE. HERE, WE HAD ONE MINOR INCIDENT VEHICLE OFF THE ROADWAY. THERE, WESTBOUND INTERSTATE 80, RIGHT NEAR EL CAMINO. BUT YOU CAN SEE NO DELAYS BEHIND IT. BUT YOU MIGHT SEE A TOW TRUCK THERE IF YOU’RE PASSING THROUGH WORKING TO RECOVER THAT VEHICLE THAT IS OFF THE ROAD. THERE. HIGHWAY 50, NO PROBLEMS COMING IN FROM FOLSOM INTERSTATE 80 LOOKING GOOD OUT OF ROSEVILLE, DOWN THROUGH THE SPLIT. SPLIT AND OVER THE TOP AND THEN, AS YOU CAN SEE, THROUGH FIVE AND 99, NO PROBLEMS HERE. COMING UP FROM ELK GROVE AND OUT ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY. WE’RE LOOKING GOOD THROUGH STOCKTON. NO PROBLEMS HERE ON FIVE AND 99. A LITTLE BIT FURTHER SOUTH THOUGH, JUST OFF OF 99 ON 120 EASTBOUND THERE AT THE RAMP, THERE’S A COUPLE OF SEMI TRUCKS INVOLVED IN A COLLISION THERE. IT LOOKS LIKE THEY’VE GOT EVERYTHING OUT OF THE LANE. BUT IF YOU ARE USING 120 WATCH OUT FOR THAT RECOVERY HAPPENING THERE. 205 IS AN 18 MINUTE RIDE. 580 26 MINUTES. NO DELAYS THOUGH. BETWEEN MODESTO AND MANTECA 50 IS A TEN MINUTE RIDE OUT OF RANCHO CORDOVA, NINE MINUTES ON 80 FROM ROSEVILLE FIVE AND 99, RUNNING AT 11 MINUTES FROM ELK GROVE. BACK TO YOU. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU BRIAN. WELL, ONGOING PROTESTS OVER THE ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR LEADING TO CHAOS OVERNIGHT ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES IN THE U.S. IN LOS ANGELES, PRO-ISRAELI DEMONSTRATORS CLASH WITH PRO-PALESTINIAN SUPPORTERS AT THE ENCAMPMENT ON THE UCLA CAMPUS. THAT INCIDENT HAPPENED JUST A FEW HOURS AFTER POLICE IN NEW YORK BROUGHT AN END TO PROTESTS AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, AND REMOVED PROTESTERS FROM A BARRICADED BUILDING. NOW, THIS MORNING, STATE LEADERS ARE KEEPING AN EYE ON THE PROTESTS IN CALIFORNIA, ESPECIALLY THE PRO-PALESTINIAN ENCAMPMENT AT UCLA LATE LAST NIGHT, A CROWD OF PRO-ISRAELI DEMONSTRATORS SURROUNDED AND ATTEMPTED TO DISMANTLE PARTS OF THAT ENCAMPMENT. THEY DEPLOYED FIREWORKS AND WHAT MAY HAVE BEEN BEAR OR PEPPER SPRAY. YOU COULD SEE THAT IN THIS VIDEO HERE. PALESTINIAN DEMONSTRATORS USED UMBRELLAS TO SHIELD THEMSELVES FROM THAT SPRAY. IT IS UNCLEAR WHETHER ANYONE HAS BEEN SERIOUSLY HURT. UCLA OFFICIALS PROMISED TUESDAY INCREASED SECURITY AND DISCIPLINARY ACTION AGAINST STUDENTS WHO ARE ENGAGING IN THIS DISRUPTIVE CONDUCT, L.A. MAYOR KAREN BASS SAYS THE VIOLENCE IS ABSOLUTELY ABHORRENT AND INEXCUSABLE. GOVERNOR NEWSOM’S OFFICE POSTING ON SOCIAL MEDIA, QUOTE, OUR OFFICE IS CLOSELY MONITORING THE SITUATION AT UCLA LAW ENFORCEMENT LEADERS ARE IN CONTACT THIS EVENING AND RESOURCES ARE BEING MOBILIZED NOW. WE GO TO THE EAST COAST AND LONG RUNNING PROTESTS. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IS NOW OVER. THE POLICE OFFICERS IN RIOT GEAR DID ENTER THE CAMPUS TO REMOVE AN ARREST. DEMONSTRATORS IN HAMILTON HALL. THE OFFICERS ENTERED THE BUILDING WHEN THE UNIVERSITY REQUESTED THE HELP. AT LEAST 100 PEOPLE WERE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY WITHIN THREE HOURS. PROTESTERS WERE REMOVED FROM THE CAMPUS. THE UNIVERSITY HAS ASKED THE POLICE TO STAY ON THE CAMPUS THROUGH THE END OF COMMENCEMENT EVENTS. ON MAY 7TH, AND THEY’RE TRYING TO MAKE SURE THAT OTHER ENCAMPMENTS DO NOT POP UP. AND THE ACTION AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN NEW YORK AND UCLA, VERY DIFFERENT FROM WHAT WE’RE SEEING AT SACRAMENTO STATE CURRENTLY, THE UNIVERSITY HAS NOW DROPPED ITS DEADLINE FOR PROTESTERS TO DISBAND, AND ADMINISTRATORS HAVE NOT SET A NEW DROP DATE. BUT APPROVAL IS EXPECTED TO BE EXTENDED AS LONG AS THIS REMAINS PEACEFUL. WELL, A GROUP STARTED SETTING UP TENTS ON CAMPUS MONDAY MORNING NEAR THE LIBRARY QUAD. THE GROUP STUDENTS FOR JUSTICE IN PALESTINE HAVE BEEN CALLING FOR UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS TO DISCLOSE INVESTMENTS WITH ISRAEL AND DIVEST IN COMPANIES AND ORGANIZATIONS LINKED TO ISRAEL AND THE WAR IN GAZA. WELL, THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO NOW HAS A BLUEPRINT IN PLACE ON HOW TO DEAL WITH ITS $66 MILLION DEFICIT AND IT INCLUDES A COMBO OF REVENUE ENHANCEMENTS, SOME SPENDING REDUCTIONS AND SOME PROPOSED RATE INCREASES. THE $1.6 BILLION BUDGET WOULD REQUIRE NO LAYOFFS. INSTEAD, IT DOES ELIMINATE 44 VACANT POSITIONS, BUT THERE ARE SOME PROPOSED RATE INCREASES FOR PARKING METERS AND FOR VIOLATIONS, AND THE ADDITION OF 300 NEW PARKING METERS. THERE IS ALSO A MAXIMUM RATE INCREASE FOR USING PARKING GARAGES. HIGHER FEES ARE PROPOSED FOR YOUTH AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS, AND THERE WOULD ALSO BE FEE INCREASES FOR SPORTS FIELD RENTALS, SWIM PROGRAMS AND ROOM RENTALS AT COMMUNITY CENTERS. HOMELESSNESS A TOP CONCERN ACCORDING TO A CITY BLOG POST, THE BUDGET DOES INCLUDE FUNDING FOR THE CONTINUED OPERATION OF MORE THAN 1300 SHELTER BEDS AND STAFFING TO RESPOND TO HOMELESSNESS, MAYOR STEINBERG SAYS HE’S OPTIMISTIC ABOUT SOLVING THIS DEFICIT. THIS ONE IS SOLVABLE. UM, THE NUMBER IS SIGNIFICANT, BUT THE MANAGERS PUT OUT A GOOD TEMPLATE THAT WE CAN USE AS A STARTING POINT. AND WE’LL GET A TIMELY, BALANCED BUDGET DONE BY JUNE. THE CITY COUNCIL WILL HOLD ITS FIRST PROPOSED BUDGET HEARING NEXT WEEK. THERE ARE MORE HEARINGS SET FOR THE REST OF THE MONTH BEFORE THE FINAL BUDGET GETS ADOPTED. IN JUNE. WELL, THIS MORNING, THE FORMER HOME OF THE SACRAMENTO KINGS IS ONE STEP CLOSER TO A MAJOR TRANSFORMATION. ARDEN CITY COUNCIL APPROVED A NON-BINDING TERM SHEET FOR A NEW FINANCING DISTRICT FOR THE INNOVATION PARK PROJECT. IT WOULD BE LOCATED AT THE OLD SITE OF THE ARCO AND SLEEP TRAIN ARENA, A DISTRICT WOULD HELP BUILD INFRASTRUCTURE, INCLUDING STREETS. INNOVATION PARK INCLUDES THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE CALIFORNIA NORTH STATE UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL, 2500 HOMES, INCLUDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING, A K THROUGH EIGHTH GRADE SCHOOL BUSINESSES, PARKS, AND MORE. A FINAL VOTE ON THE FINANCING DISTRICT IS EXPECTED BY THE END OF THE YEAR. IT IS 509. IT IS TIME FOR KCRA THREE WEATHER AND TRAFFIC. EVERY TEN MINUTES WE GO BACK OVER TO TAMARA AND THAT BREEZE IS SOMETHING THIS MORNING. YEAH, YOU DEFINITELY ARE GOING TO FEEL IT. AND AS EXPECTED, IT’S GOING TO BE WITH US FOR MUCH OF THE DAY AHEAD. WE’RE EXPECTING NORTH WINDS IN THAT 10 TO 20 MILE PER HOUR RANGE, WITH GUSTS OCCASIONALLY CLOSER TO 30 THROUGH THE AFTERNOON. OUT THE DOOR RIGHT NOW YOU’LL FIND TEMPERATURES ARE QUITE COMFORTABLE. 55 IN SACRAMENTO, 54 STEPPING OUT THE DOOR IN STOCKTON, 55 FOR MODESTO AND 26 RIGHT NOW IN LAKE TAHOE. TAHOE SOME OF THE STRONGER GUSTS THE SHARPER GUSTS THIS MORNING KIND OF FAVORING UP ALONG THE NORTHERN SACRAMENTO VALLEY. SO YUBA CITY WE’VE HAD GUSTS REPORTED CLOSE TO 30. AND THIS IS A LOOK AT YOUR SUSTAINED WINDS IN SACRAMENTO THROUGH THE DAY. AND YOU’LL NOTICE DOESN’T MODIFY THAT MUCH. SO FROM EARLY MORNING INTO LATE AFTERNOON THOSE WINDS WILL BE IN THAT RANGE AGAIN OF 10 TO 20 MILES AN HOUR RIGHT ACROSS THE CENTRAL VALLEY TODAY IN THE SIERRA, NOT EXPECTED TO GET TOO GUSTY. 72 IN QUINCY, 59, IN TRUCKEE WILL BE IN THE MID 60S IN POLLOCK PINES. SO IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR A PLACE THAT’S NOT AS WINDY, YOU COULD HEAD UP AN ELEVATION GRASS VALLEY TODAY TOPS OUT AT 6774 TODAY IN AUBURN, 70 IN PLACERVILLE, 72 AROUND ANGELS CAMP AND MURPHY’S CLOSER TO THE BAY AREA. IT IS GOING TO BE A LITTLE BIT BREEZY, ESPECIALLY LAKEPORT, NAPA, AND ON AND THROUGH FAIRFIELD HIGHS AND LOW 80S TODAY IN FAIRFIELD, AND IT WILL BE OCCASIONALLY GUSTY IN SAN FRANCISCO WITH SUNNY SKIES AND UPPER 60S IN THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY. BREEZY TO GUSTY DAY. STOCKTON HITS 82 TRACY 82. MODESTO TOPS OUT AT 81 ON YOUR WEDNESDAY FORECAST AROUND MUCH OF THE CENTRAL VALLEY. AGAIN, PLAN FOR JUST KIND OF A BREEZY DAY AHEAD WITH YUBA CITY HITTING 83 ROSEVILLE 81. DAVIS AND THE DIXON AREA ESPECIALLY GUSTY TODAY WITH HIGHS IN THE LOWER 80S COMING UP IN MY FULL FORECAST, I’LL BREAK DOWN THE CHANGES. I’M WATCHING AS WE GO THROUGH THE WEEKEND. 510 IS THE TIME. BRIAN, WHAT ARE YOU WATCHING FOR US ON THE ROADS? WATCHING THE CAUSEWAY RIGHT NOW IF YOU’RE HEADING OUT WESTBOUND TOWARD DAVIS, NO PROBLEMS TO REPORT ALONG DAVIS, VACAVILLE OR FAIRFIELD ALONG THE 80 CORRIDOR THERE COMING IN FROM ROSEVILLE INTO DOWNTOWN. WE’VE GOT NO PROBLEMS ON THE FREEWAY. THERE DOWN THROUGH THE SPLIT AND THE CAP CITY FREEWAY ALL RUNNING AT THE SPEED LIMIT THIS MORNING, ALONG WITH HIGHWAY 50 COMING IN FROM FOLSOM FIVE AND 99. LOOKING GOOD OUT OF ELK GROVE AND A LITTLE BIT FURTHER SOUTH TOWARDS STOCKTON. WE GO LOOKING GOOD THAT DIRECTION AS WELL. NO PROBLEMS ON HIGHWAY FOUR. HIGHWAY 50 A TEN MINUTE RIDE OUT OF RANCHO CORDOVA. INTERSTATE 89 MINUTES AND 5.99, AN 11 MINUTE RIDE OUT OF ELK GROVE. BACK TO YOU. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. IT’S 511 NOW. PUTTING A MAJOR ISSUE AT THE FOREFRONT JUST AHEAD, HOW ABORTION RIGHTS ARE TAKING CENTER STAGE ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL TODAY. AND SOME GOOD NEWS FOR THOSE WHO ARE HEADING TO COLLEGE IN THE FALL, HOW FAFSA FORMS, FRUSTRATIONS MAY BE FINALLY COMING TO AN END.