An injury accident involving a hit-and-run driver and bicyclist occurred in Rancho Cordova on February 3. The collision occurred around 10:27 p.m. on the Zinfandel Drive off-ramp exiting eastbound U.S. 50. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) accident report said that the bicycle rider was in the off-ramp’s crosswalk when the collision occurred.
A motorcycle collision near Rancho Cordova on August 28 caused major injuries to the rider. The accident was reported by the California Highway Patrol (CHP) as occurring shortly after 6:00 in the morning at the intersection of Zinfandel Drive and Douglas Road. Emergency responders with Sacramento Metro Fire arrived at the scene to assess the rider’s injuries and transported the patient to UC Davis Medical Center.
A pedestrian injury accident happened in Rancho Cordova on March 6 after the person on foot was struck by a vehicle. The collision occurred along Folsom Boulevard at the Old Spaghetti Factory around 5:46 in the afternoon, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). Emergency responders with the Sacramento Fire Department arrived at the scene, where they stated that the pedestrian who was injured was an adult female.
Measure R passed in the November election. It will increase Rancho Cordova’s sales tax by half a cent and will provide approximately $8 million per year to fund community priorities that are identified by the residents of Rancho Cordova, which could include:
A traffic crash between an Audi SUV and a box truck occurred in Rancho Cordova on October 13. The collision was reported by the California Highway Patrol (CHP) at around 6:10 p.m. along southbound State Route 51 just south of the eastbound Exposition Boulevard entrance ramp. Both vehicles ended up along the right-hand side of the roadway while police investigated the incident to determine the cause.
Rayshawn Jackson, a Rancho Cordova resident, would probably agree that an angel was on his shoulder when he avoided being killed in a train accident on November 3. After falling on the tracks directly in the path of an oncoming train at the Oakland Coliseum BART Station, Supervisor Sean O’Conner became a hero by grabbing Jackson and pulling him back to safety on the platform. Jackson was understandably shaken by the near-miss and decided to spend $200 to hire an Uber to take him home.
I”m Ed Smith, a Rancho Cordova Personal Injury Lawyer. In California, where the weather is often conducive to walking for pleasure and for short errands or work, safety is a primary concern. Because California also has a high rate of pedestrian accidents compared to the rest of the nation, working on ways to decrease pedestrian accidents and improve safety is particularly important.
I’m Ed Smith, a Rancho Cordova personal injury lawyer. Claims for accident injuries that occur on public properties are handled differently from those on private properties. In some cases, they may be complex because the property may be controlled by more than one entity. For example, the county and city may share control over an area of a public property.
I’m Ed Smith, a Rancho Cordova personal injury lawyer. On January 5, 2018, a memorial marked by four solitary candles was built to memorialize the life of an Angelo Cioca, an 11-year-old boy who was injured in a hit-and-run auto accident on Tuesday, December 23, 2017.
I’m Ed Smith, a Rancho Cordova personal injury lawyer. An impaired driver crashed into a local dwelling on January 10, causing serious damage to the house. The driver was apprehended and submitted to tests that revealed the presence of prescription drugs.
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