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End in sight for major Auburn Blvd infrastructure proejct

By Sara Beth Williams– — Phase Two of the Auburn Boulevard Complete Streets Project is wrapping up, with an expected completion date of mid-August, city officials say. Currently, all lanes are now open, but the city confirmed short-term lane closures may still need to take place as crews complete the finishing touches
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SMUD Drops $168 Million On New Folsom Ops Hub By The River

SMUD crews are officially moving dirt in Folsom, kicking off construction on a new administrative operations center near the American Riverway. The campus-style complex is planned at roughly 100,000 square feet and will feature a 100-foot communications tower to help support local grid operations. SMUD has pegged the p
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West Sac Neighbors Win Fight as County Puts Troubled Group Home on the Market

Years of neighborhood pushback in West Sacramento are finally reshaping one Yolo County housing project. After long-standing tension over a single-family house that served as transitional housing for county mental-health clients, the county is now moving to sell the property. The home has sat largely unused since a 201
Featured picture for A paint bucket used for ice. What else was found at these Sacramento-area eateries

A paint bucket used for ice. What else was found at these Sacramento-area eateries

Sacramento County Health Inspectors closed a Vietnamese restaurant after finding dozens of German cockroaches in various stages of life. Additionally, health inspectors cited four eateries for violations including moldy bell peppers and rodent droppings. What do these inspections mean? While a yellow placard signals tw
Featured picture for Elk Grove’s July 4 Park Party Swamps Cops With Calls, Racks Up $239K In Fireworks Fines

Elk Grove’s July 4 Park Party Swamps Cops With Calls, Racks Up $239K In...

Nearly 50,000 people packed Elk Grove Regional Park for the city’s Salute to the Red, White and Blue celebration, turning the Fourth of July into one of the busiest nights the police department has seen. What started as a family-friendly drone and fireworks show quickly became a logistical workout for dispatchers and f
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1 dead, 1 injured in Elk Grove crash

(FOX40.COM) — One person was killed and another was injured in a two-car crash in Elk Grove on Thursday evening, police said. The crash happened on Elk Grove Boulevard between Waterfowl Drive and East Taron Drive, according to the Elk Grove Police Department. The injured person was transported to a local hospital, poli
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Elk Grove Police Daily Watch Summary, July 14, 2026

To view an abbreviated list of some of the most common charges used in the daily watch summary, visit our website. You can also view the full California Penal Code website here. You can search the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department website to check if the person is still in custody....
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Sac City names interim Kennedy High principal. Some parents say they weren’t told

Sacramento City Unified School District has tapped a former Hiram Johnson High School assistant principal to serve as interim principal of John F. Kennedy High School at the start of upcoming school year, filling the role of Principal Reginald Brown. In a Facebook post last week , district board member Taylor Kayatta s
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Class of 85 brings Eighties New Wave party to Crawdads on the Lake

High-energy tribute band recreates the unforgettable sound, style and dance-floor hits of the MTV era during Saturday night performance on the shores of Lake Natoma. Big hair, neon lights, synthesizers and some of the most recognizable songs of the 1980s will take over the shoreline of Lake Natoma this weekend as Class
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‘Citrus Nights’ outdoor concerts return to Citrus Heights this summer

By Sara Beth Williams– — The city plans to host its second annual summer concert in the park series, “Citrus Nights”, with the first concert in the series taking place on Friday, Aug. 21, at Van Maren Park. There are two events scheduled for this year,...

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