Effective Monday, May 11, all Capitol Corridor passengers must wear a mask or face covering while using the service. This is in compliance with the nationwide requirement implemented by Amtrak, Capitol Corridor’s operating partner. Amtrak issued a press release about this requirement on May 7, 2020. Many counties along the Capitol Corridor route also require face coverings to be worn in public. More Face Coverings Required on the Capitol Corridor Starting Monday, May 11
Author: Karen Bakar
Celebrate Cinco De Mayo at Home with These Restaurants Along the Capitol Corridor
April 30, 2020With Shelter in Place extended through the end of May, Cinco de Mayo festivities in 2020 will need to take place at home instead of at local restaurants and bars. While we’re not questioning anyone’s ability to whip up delicious Mexican food and drinks from their kitchen, we do want to give a shout out to restaurants along our route that can help you celebrate safely.
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Sacramento Valley Station Improvements Will Advance with $3.4 Million Transit and Intercity Capital Program Funding Award
April 23, 2020The project will connect Capitol Corridor riders to Sacramento’s future Railyards Plaza
On April 21, 2020, the Capitol Corridor Joint Powers Authority (CCJPA) learned that a project to connect the Sacramento Valley Station to the future Railyards Plaza on the station’s north side was awarded $3.4 million in funding as part of the California State Transportation Agency’s (CalSTA) Transit and Intercity Rail Capital Program (TIRCP). More Sacramento Valley Station Improvements Will Advance with $3.4 Million Transit and Intercity Capital Program Funding Award
Coloring and Activity Pages for Kids
April 20, 2020Looking for ways to keep the little ones entertained while sheltering in place? How about some coloring and activities from the Capitol Corridor Activity Book?
Virtual Earth Day Activities Along the Capitol Corridor
April 17, 2020Wednesday, April 22, is Earth Day. Of course, this year, the day that marks the anniversary of the modern environmental movement looks a little different, as many events have been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. That, however, is not going to stop us from celebrating! This year, we have put together a list of virtual Earth Day activities so you can still get your fix of nature, learn something new, and play your part in protecting the Earth while protecting each other.
More Virtual Earth Day Activities Along the Capitol Corridor