The Bee endorsements: Measures I, J and K would reshape Folsom city government |...
Folsom periodically updates its city charter , which establishes the rules for how the city is governed. This November, voters will consider three straightforward measures that all deserve approval. Only Folsom voters can alter the city charter. Therefore, The Bee Editorial Board recommends “yes” votes on Measures I, J
New Details: Suspect identified in fatal January shooting
(FOX40.COM) — A 51-year-old man was identified as the suspect in a January shooting that left a woman dead, according to the Sacramento Police Department. SPD said officers responded to reports of a shooting around 1:15 a.m. on Jan. 15 in the area of A Street and Ahern Street. Police arrived to find a woman with […]
Generations Of Sacramento Families Have Celebrated Over Steaks At The Firehouse Restaurant
Some dinners get forgotten by Tuesday, and some get retold at family gatherings for years. In Old Sacramento, one historic building has been collecting those retold stories for a very long time. Birthdays, engagements, anniversaries, Valentine’s Day dates, and even Thanksgiving meals have all played out under its elega
Elk Grove roads to close this weekend for high school band competition
Some Elk Grove neighborhood roads will close this weekend as high school bands from around Northern California come to Franklin High School for an annual competition and parade. Road closures near the school, located at 6400 Whitelock Parkway, will be in effect from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday as bands compete and march
REACH: Good Samaritans remember the deadly helicopter crash one year later
(FOX40.COM) — Tuesday marks the first anniversary of a devastating helicopter crash that killed one person and left two others seriously injured. One year later, good Samaritans recounted the moments they stopped to comfort the victims. “I could see her eyes, I felt like she was looking at me,” Christopher Lozano said.
Sacramento ranks as top 10 asthma capitals of 2026 in the nation
(FOX40.COM) — Sacramento has ranked number 10 as the most challenging place to live with asthma in the nation. A report done by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America analyzed asthma data across the top 100 populated places in the U.S., ranking cities based on critical health indicators that include asthma preval
Man crossing between Sacramento RT train cars severely injured after being run over
A man in his 60s was critically injured Tuesday morning after being run over by a Sacramento Regional Transit light rail train in Old North Sacramento, officials said. The incident was reported about 8:05 a.m. near the 800 block of Arden Way and involved a Blue Line train, according to Sacramento Fire Department and Re
Fair Oaks school evacuated after bomb threat, sheriff’s office says
(FOX40) — A school in Fair Oaks has been evacuated after receiving a bomb threat on Tuesday, the sheriff’s office said. Around 1 p.m., the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office responded to California Montessori School, located at 6838 Kermit Lane, after the school received a bomb threat. According to SCSO, the school has
Sacramento’s Aviator’s Restaurant finds a landing spot inside another eatery
For more than a quarter of a century, Aviator’s Restaurant served up breakfast and lunch within the terminal of the Sacramento Executive Airport. The restaurant was locally beloved for its diner-style dishes, the aviation-themed decor, and the views of planes taking off from its floor-to-ceiling windows. But constructi
1 year later: remembering Redding flight nurse killed in Sacramento crash
One year after a deadly October 6 medical helicopter crash in Sacramento on Highway 50 that killed Redding flight nurse Suzie Smith after the aircraft went down during takeoff from UC Davis Medical Center.

















