The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is testing a new addition to its fleet, an electric Lucid Air police cruiser. According to a recent X post and coverage, this new vehicle marks a potential ...

The California Highway Patrol could be branching out into the world of electric cop cars soon enough. At least, that's according to a recent social media post from Lucid Motors, one that reveals ...

The California Highway Patrol received a $2.6 million federal grant to implement safety measures and reduce dangerous driving behaviors statewide. The CHP will use these funds to strengthen ...

FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. (KFSN) -- The California Highway Patrol says there is an increase in accidents this time of year because people get complacent after a summer without fog. A wall of dust ...

Based on Lucid's recent social media post, the electric Air sedan has been undergoing testing with the California Highway Patrol. California's current fleet of patrol cars includes Ford Explorers ...

Lucid said the car had recently participated in California Highway Patrol testing, but did not provide any other details. We've reached out to Lucid with questions and will update this story if ...

CHP was dispatched around 4:06 a.m. to Highway 108 and Tulloch Dam Road. It was unclear what caused the crash but a car ...

The California Highway Patrol said about 20 cars crashed into each other on State Route 152 in Madera County as the gargantuan debris cloud rolled in. This photograph, provided by CHP Madera ...

The California Highway Patrol says roughly 20 cars were involved in the accident Investigators say it was a dust storm that caused drivers to lose visibility and crash into one another.

An enormous rolling cloud of dust reduced visibility Monday afternoon on State Route 152 in Madera County, causing motorists to crash into one another, according to the California Highway Patrol.

An enormous rolling cloud of dust reduced visibility Monday afternoon on State Route 152 in Madera County, causing motorists to crash into one another, according to the California Highway Patrol.

An enormous rolling cloud of dust reduced visibility Monday afternoon on State Route 152 in Madera County, causing motorists to crash into one another, according to the California Highway Patrol.