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County rescinds Sac City Unified teachers’ agreement over fiscal risks

In a surprise move, the Sacramento County Office of Education rescinded the Sacramento City Unified School District board’s approval of its new labor agreement with the teachers’ association. The development came less than a day after the board approved the agreement, which district officials projected would provide ab
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The Same Owner Behind Golden Circle Is Filling Arden Fair’s Next Empty Space

Jill Tindle already owns a jewelry store, and now she is adding a paper goods and gift shop to the list. Good Things Paperie, her second business inside Arden Fair Mall at 1689 Arden Way, is targeting a September 5 opening, Tindle confirmed to What Now Sacramento. The new business is expected to bring stationery, cards
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Local mural vandalized, potential hate crime being investigated

(FOX40.COM) — A mural at Southside Park in Sacramento was vandalized on Friday evening, and witnesses believe it may be a hate crime. Just before 4 p.m., the Sacramento Police Department responded to reports of vandalism at the park, after a caller said that the mural had been vandalized. After an investigation was con
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Chandra Taylor Goes Missing After Leaving Gas Station in Sacramento California

The disappearance of Chandra Marie Taylor is a painful and unresolved missing person case from Sacramento, California. Chandra was 28 years old when she vanished on May 7, 2017, leaving behind her family, her children, and a long list of unanswered questions. Her case has remained active in the hearts of those who love
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The Grotto Faces Possible September Closure

RIO LINDA — After 18 months of trying to establish The Grotto as something more than another neighborhood restaurant, owner Natalee Price has delivered a difficult message to the community: Without a substantial investment or another long-term solution, the restaurant could close sometime in September. Beginning Monday
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Local missing elderly woman found dead in Nevada

(FOX40.COM) — The 88-year-old woman who went missing in Sacramento County was found dead in Washoe County, Nevada, the Sacramento Police Department announced late Friday. According to officials, Nancy Vickers was last seen at approximately 7:30 a.m. on Friday, leaving her residence on the 2700 block of Portola Way. Her
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California’s flattest valley hides the world’s smallest mountain range, and a volcano built it

You can be cruising through miles of flat Sacramento Valley farmland when a ring of rocky peaks rises straight out of nowhere. People call this the world’s smallest mountain range, though it isn’t a true mountain range at all. The peaks circle about 10 miles across, and on a clear day, you can spot them from miles off.
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Gas leak in Midtown after car breaks gas meter

Utility workers are on the scene after a car crash caused a gas leak in Midtown Sacramento.
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Sacramento Police Seek 88-Year-Old Nancy Vickers In Missing Person Alert

Sacramento police are asking for the public’s help locating 88-year-old Nancy Vickers, who is considered at risk because she is in the early stages of dementia. Investigators say she left her Sacramento residence Friday and may be traveling in a tan Honda Accord. Police Say Vehicle Was Scanned In...
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Sacramento’s Apartment Market Is Quietly Beating the Averages. Investors Haven’t Fully Noticed Yet

Sacramento doesn't show up on many lists of hot multifamily markets, and that's arguably the point. While national apartment occupancy sat around 94.3% to 94.6% for most of early 2026, Sacramento's held steady in the 95% to 96% range, according to Colliers' first-quarter market report, a gap that's persisted even as th

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