Sacramento CA

Sentinel Staff report– — Latest police logs show an increase in code enforcement calls while showing a decrease in vehicle violations. Below is a summary of police incident logs from Aug. 6-12, 2026. Fireworks: 2 (up from 1) Animal control: 26 (up from 20) 911 hangups: 28 (down...

By Sara Beth Williams– — Following a stressful year dealing with ongoing maintenance problems and major theft at his local thrift store, former owner of Whatsupstairs Anthony Iacolino chose to sell the business to a new owner this past January, and said the experience of transitioning to new ownership “couldn’t have be

By Sara Beth Williams– — Another private preschool has closed in Citrus Heights due to lack of enrollment stemming from the state’s universal TK program rollout and lifestyle changes following COVID. Little Friends Learning Center, located at Friends Church in Citrus Heights, closed its doors permanently on...

Thurmond’s troubling decision “ Thurmond calls Sac City teachers deal decision illogical ,” ( sacbee.com , Aug. 20) As the Sacramento County Office of Education’s (SCOE) communications director for 17 years, I watched Superintendent Dave Gordon and the county office repeatedly warn the Sacramento City Unified School Di

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A new 124-unit affordable housing development has opened in North Sacramento, bringing apartments affordable to households earning between 25% and 60% of the area median income, including 31 homes reserved for people who have experienced housing instability or homelessness. Applications are now bei

Students returning to Ione Elementary for a new school year received an unpleasant welcome: fleas.

Rancho Cordova police are cracking down on dangerous driving in a highly travelled part of the community.

At least 1 killed in single-vehicle crash in Roseville.

Public safety incidents come less than two weeks before an August 27 community meeting with county and Sheriff’s Office officials. A man shot in both legs Friday afternoon, a pursuit through the streets of Rio Linda Saturday morning, and a second pursuit approaching the community only minutes later made for an eventful

A Sacramento nonprofit is turning Friday nights into an opportunity for local teenagers to stay off the streets, build new skills and connect with mentors.