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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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Best Private High Schools in Sacramento Area 2026

Choosing the right school is one of the most important decisions for any family. Sacramento offers outstanding private high schools in 2026 that combine strong academics, supportive communities, and diverse opportunities to help students prepare for college and beyond. Families searching for exceptional secondary educa
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Flock Safety Misread 71% of License Plate Alerts in Roseville California

Roseville, California's internal police analysis found that 71% of alerts from Flock Safety's AI-powered license plate cameras were incorrect. Seven out of ten "stolen vehicle" alerts were wrong. That's the finding from Roseville, California's own internal police analysis of Flock Safety's AI-powered license plate came
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Sacramento Police Hand Out 65 Citations and Tow 7 Vehicles During Sideshow Crackdown

There are plenty of things that can keep police officers busy on a summer weekend, but illegal sideshows continue to rank near the top of the list in many cities. While spectators may see them ... Read more
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Sacramento Businesses Push Back As Parking Meters Run To 10 P.M.

Parking in Sacramento just got a little less forgiving after the city expanded meter enforcement into the evening, requiring payment through 10 p.m. at city parking meters. Midtown business owners are pushing back, warning that the longer paid window could make customers think twice about dinner, drinks and errands in
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Armed robbery suspect shot by Sacramento County sheriff’s deputies in La Riviera

This is a developing story; check back with sacbee.com for updates. A transient wounded Friday in an officer-involved shooting allegedly robbed a worker at knifepoint and a homeowner in a second robbery before turning a gun on Sacramento County sheriff’s deputies, Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office told reporters Frida
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Two California Wolf Packs Eat Mostly Cattle, Study Finds

A new peer-reviewed research article by researchers at the University of California, Davis found that gray wolves from the Lassen and Harvey packs in northeastern California were primarily eating cattle. The study, “Gray Wolf Diet Composition in California’s Human-Dominated Landscape,” was published on July 8 in PLOS O

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