Rebels without a cause: Yolo Causeway fight exposes hypocrisy of climate change cartel - Manteca Bulletin

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Rebels without a cause: Yolo Causeway fight exposes hypocrisy of climate change cartel

What the Yolo Causeway looked like when it opened in 1916 between Davis and West Sacramento which made it possible for motorists to cross the 3.2-mile Yolo Bypass, which serves as a safety value to protect the State Capitol city from flooding from the Sacramento River.

causeway — What the Yolo Causeway looked like when it opened in 1916 between Davis and West Sacramento which made it possible for motorists to cross the 3.2-mile Yolo Bypass, which serves as a safety value to protect the State Capitol city from flooding from the Sacramento River.

An undeniable truth is emerging in Yolo County.

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