How sports, housing, transit developments are reshaping Sacramento’s Railyards
The reshaping of the Railyards is anchored by several key developments. Some are still ongoing, while others are completed. Here is an overview of the latest: Republic Stadium The newest playing grounds for the Sacramento Republic FC will be the largest outdoor professional sports stadium in the region upon completion,
Arden-Arcade Block Boils Over as Reentry Home Moves In Near Schools
Neighbors in northern Arden-Arcade say this week brought a surprise they never saw coming: a nonprofit quietly bought a house on Norris Avenue and now plans to turn it into transitional housing for people recently released from prison, not far from two elementary schools. Several residents say they were never notified
Elk Grove Taco Favorite Sneaks Into Midtown With Delivery-Only Kitchen
West Coast Taco Bar out of Elk Grove has slipped into Sacramento with a delivery-only kitchen in the Newton Booth neighborhood, bringing its California-style tacos and burritos within quicker reach of Midtown and downtown. The new outpost is in soft-opening mode with limited evening hours, while the original Elk Grove
‘Suspicious’ death at hospital prompts homicide investigation
Detectives are investigating after a 66-year-old woman died of "suspicious and potentially not of natural causes" in a local hospital.
Sacramento man sentenced to 159 years in prison for murder of his own mother
(FOX40.COM) — The Sacramento man who shot and killed his mother at her senior living facility in 2021 has been sentenced to 159 years to life in prison, the Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office announced Friday. In April, Ali Mustafa Hudson was convicted of second-degree murder, two counts of attempted murder a
Four Sacramento residents indicted in federal drug case
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Four Sacramento residents have been indicted by a federal grand jury on multiple drug distribution charges following an undercover Drug Enforcement Administration investigation, according to U.S. Attorney Eric Grant. The indictment charges Balentin Quintero, 27, Francisco Chavez, 39, Steven Ortega,
SHERIFF’S OFFICE JAILS MAN FOR IMPROPER USE OF 911
Deputies with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office jailed a man for improper use of 911 on Wednesday. A DCSO report said at 1:50 pm. employees of a business in the 800 block of John Long Road in Rice Hill said the man was agitated and was refusing to leave the store. They asked that the 27-year-old from Sacramento, Cali
Red flag warning for northern California; Sacramento heat for State Fair
After a bout of clouds, and even a few scattered rain showers across the mountains earlier this week, temperatures have settled down to what we normally expect this time of year – unrestricted sunshine and heat. This is expected to carry into the weekend and into next week, but there are a few interesting wrinkles to u
Cannabis is now the biggest attraction at the California State Fair
"Going back to my 19-year-old self, she would have been blown away."
CA landlord fights law meant to help low-income renters
Should California landlords be required to rent to tenants with federal housing vouchers? They are under state law, but a Sacramento-based property manager is contesting that requirement in court with what has become a common legal refrain in challenges to such laws across the country. The Housing Choice Voucher Progr

















