06/23/2026
⚽ Tonight, the world is watching California as Jordan takes on Algeria at 8:00 p.m. in the Bay Area.
The California Highway Patrol is ready. With increased traffic expected before and after the match, officers will be on alert and working to keep roadways safe for residents and visitors alike.
If you’re heading to the game or celebrating with friends, plan ahead, drive sober, buckle up, and allow extra time for travel. Enjoy the match. Arrive safely.
06/22/2026
This past weekend, all available CHP personnel focused on one simple goal: getting impaired drivers off the road.
During the 12-hour Maximum Enforcement Period, CHP officers arrested 505 DUI drivers who chose to get behind the wheel while impaired.
This weekend was a reminder to always designate a sober driver. Choose to protect yourself and those around you and remember that a DUI costs way more than opting for a rideshare or taxi.
Thank you to everyone who made safety a priority this weekend. Let’s continue working together to keep California roads safe.
06/22/2026
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06/21/2026
⚽ FIFA World Cup action returns to California this Sunday as Belgium takes on Iran in Los Angeles.
Whether you’re heading to the match, a watch party, or celebrating with friends and family, make safety part of your game plan. Plan ahead for heavy traffic and delays, allow extra travel time, stay focused behind the wheel, and always drive sober.
The best way to support your team is to make sure everyone gets home safely.
06/20/2026
Maximum Enforcement Period is in effect from 6:00 p.m. on 6/20 through 5:59 a.m. on 6/21. Drivers and passengers are reminded to always drive sober.
06/17/2026
A crash at Manning and Englehart in Reedley ended with a dramatic drive-thru.
A Toyota Corolla pulled into the path of a Honda Odyssey, sending the Corolla like a missile into an unoccupied building.
Thankfully, only complaints of pain injuries were reported. Seatbelts and a whole lot of luck made all the difference.
Take your time at intersections. One rushed decision can change everything... And always wear a seatbelt.
CHP - Fresno