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Animal shows, food trucks, the great outdoors? Check out NatureFest in Carmichael

Looking to get back to nature this weekend? Effie Yeaw Nature Center in Carmichael is hosting its annual NatureFest on Sunday, June 7. The event allows visitors to experience Sacramento County’s vast natural scenery, native plant life and native and nonnative wildlife with the added benefit of helping raise money for t
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West Sac’s River Park Comeback, Shrunk-Down Waterfront Dream Gets New Life

After years of limbo, West Sacramento’s River Park master plan is officially back on the clock. This week, the city’s Planning Commission signed off on a two-year extension to the project’s development agreement, giving staff and the developer room to update environmental and fiscal reports and rework the long-discusse
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A Pride celebration is coming to Elk Grove. Here’s where and when

Elk Grove is honoring Pride Month with a celebration of “love and diversity” in the city. Elk Grove Pride is scheduled from 5 to 9 p.m. June 20 at Laguna Town Hall, located at 3020 Renwick Ave. The event will feature live performances, food vendors, art vendors and educational resources, according to the city of Elk Gr
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Is a massive AI data center coming to Roseville? City officials answer online rumors

After rumors spread on social media, Roseville city officials this week pushed back on claims that a hyperscale AI data center would be built in the city’s west tier anytime soon. A user on Reddit raised concerns about a draft environmental impact report, claiming project plans included a hyperscale data center at the
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Sacramento Bee’s first-ever meteorologist eager to dig into El Niño, drought & more

An award-winning meteorologist who’s reported on high-impact events such as tornadoes, blizzards, and drought will enter the “City of Trees” in a new weather-science and personality-driven role. Sean Macaday enters The Sacramento Bee as the news organization’s first-ever meteorologist-journalist, explaining the science
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Illegal casino in south Sacramento County raided by deputies

(FOX40.COM) — An illegal Vegas-style gambling business operating in south Sacramento County has been busted, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office said. On May 20, deputies received a tip of a suspected illegal casino operating at a property in the 8200 block of Florin Road in the Florin area. Six months earlier, depu
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Up to 225 rodent droppings: What else was found at this Sacramento business?

Sacramento County health inspectors closed one restaurant after finding up to 225 rodent droppings throughout the business. What do these inspections mean? While a yellow placard signals two or more major violations, these are typically corrected or mitigated during the inspection, according to the Sacramento County Re
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Immigrant-run Vietnamese cafe brings ‘traditional food’ to Sacramento

A new Vietnamese cafe has arrived in Natomas, selling affordable pastries, banh mi, coffee and tea. Founded by Huong Nguyen, this family-run business is known as 68th Street Cafe. Nguyen, who came to the U.S. from Haiphong, Vietnam, five years ago, said she opened the restaurant to bring the joy of Vietnamese food to t
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SF Housing Deal Blows Up as Sacramento’s Anti-ICE Push Spooks Investors

Sacramento’s latest effort to crack down on companies tied to immigrant detention centers is ricocheting into a place lawmakers probably did not intend: the already fragile pipeline for affordable and workforce housing in California. Investors that typically buy state and federal low-income housing tax credits are tapp
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Five firearms and over $100,000 seized during South Sacramento gambling probe

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A suspected illegal gambling operation in South Sacramento County was shut down after a multi-agency investigation led to a search warrant served by the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office. The Sheriff's Central Division Problem-Oriented Policing Team (POP), with help from the Sheriff's Special Enfo

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