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Iron Maiden returning to Sacramento area in 2027

Iron Maiden will play the Toyota Amphitheatre in Wheatland on April 20 with Bullet for My Valentine and The Raven Age.
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Elk Grove Widow Turns Grief Into Firefighter Career After Cosumnes River College Program

A Wednesday job offer from Cosumnes Fire marks the next step for Kayla Kerney, who led her 30-student class through Cosumnes River College's Fire Technology program. CBS Sacramento reported that Kerney, a widowed mother of two, is preparing to begin a full-time firefighter career while carrying the memory of her late husband, Harlin.
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Downtown Sacramento Mexican restaurant known for its birria tacos to close

A Mexican restaurant frequented by state workers and Sacramento residents alike is closing for good. Thirtyfour Mexican Cantina on 1100 O St. announced earlier this month on social media that it would be shutting down Oct. 23. “We’ve had the privilege of sharing countless meals, laughter, and special memories with you — memories we will carry with us forever,” the restaurant wrote in its farewell post on social media. The cantina served Sacramento for three-and-a-half years and was known for bir
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Husband arrested after burned remains of missing Sacramento woman found

A Sacramento man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after investigators identified burned human remains found in El Dorado County as those of his missing wife, officials said Friday.
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86,000 CA customers remain in dark from wildfire shutoffs. Here’s when power could return

Nearly 86,000 Pacific Gas and Electric Co. customers remained without electricity across California on Friday morning as wildfire-prevention power shutoffs entered a third day, with many Sacramento-area foothill communities facing another night without electricity. PG&E reported public safety power shutoffs were affecting 85,698 homes and businesses as of Friday morning. The utility began turning off electricity Wednesday evening to prevent its equipment from sparking wildfires during strong win
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Sleeping Tesla driver crashes into highway patrol, seriously injuring 2 officers

The Tesla, driven by a 22-year-old Sacramento man, was traveling at freeway speeds when it entered the closed lanes.
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Two people arrested after Sacramento County deputy pursuit ends

(FOX40.COM) — Two people were arrested following a deputy pursuit involving a stolen car and a stolen dog on Wednesday in Sacramento County, officials said. Around 1:55 p.m., deputies with the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office attempted to pull over a green Toyota Corolla traveling on Elkhorn Boulevard after a FLOCK license plate recognition camera identified the […]
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Photo gallery: California Capital Airshow celebrates 20 years and draws over 100,000 fans

One of the most memorable sights at last weekend’s California Capital Airshow may never be repeated: Canada’s Snowbirds and the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds flying together in a single formation, the Canadians’ red-and-white jets flanking the Air Force’s F-16 fighters. The moment highlighted the airshow’s 20th anniversary, held Oct. 10 - 11 at Mather Airport. Both days sold out, and the Folsom Times reported attendance topping 100,000.
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Man injured in 2020 fallen tree limb at McKinley Park awarded $33 million by...

A jury awarded a man over $30 million dollars six years after a tree limb fell on him at McKinley Park in Sacramento, leaving him with a devastating brain injury.
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Sacramento Archives Crawl Returns Saturday, Opening Vaults No One Normally Sees

Four downtown Sacramento institutions are throwing open doors that stay locked the rest of the year this Saturday, letting the public wander into archive storage vaults and flip through records dating back to the mid-1800s. The free, 16th annual Sacramento Archives Crawl runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Oct. 17, with no ticket required and free shuttles connecting every stop.

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