5 Tips to Boost Your Online Privacy & Security
Roseville, Calif. – In the age of artificial intelligence, the Internet and surveillance of all kinds, the challenges to retaining some level of privacy can seem daunting. However, there are some basic steps you can take to limit data collection and tracking by implementing a few layers of security and privacy.
2026 Citrus Heights Police Logs Spotlight: July 31-Aug 5
Sentinel Staff report– — Latest police logs show a decrease in vehicle violations while showing a decrease in threats. Below is a summary of police incident logs from July 31-Aug. 5, 2026. Fireworks: 2 (down from 3) Animal control: 22 (up from 12) 911 hangups: 31 (down from...
Rio Linda’s Zucchini Races Move to Country Faire for 2026
Long-running Grange tradition returns Sept. 19 with racing and a build-your-own workshop at the 2026 Country Faire. One of Rio Linda’s more unusual — and certainly more entertaining — community traditions is getting a bigger stage this year. The Rio Linda Grange #403 Zucchini Races will return...
New E-bike bans In San Juan Unified could change how some students get to...
By Sara Beth Williams– — The San Juan Unified School District recently updated its policies on e-bike and other forms of e-transportation, approving a resolution during a June Board Meeting to ban all Class 3 E-bikes from their campuses. The board also chose to ban Class 2 e-bikes–those...
Granite Bay fire evacuations lifted after several neighborhoods were ordered out
A fire burning in Granite Bay prompted mandatory evacuations for several neighborhoods Saturday afternoon, authorities said.
Thunder Valley Casino Resort gambler takes home near $500k prize from slot machine
(FOX40.COM) — One lucky gambler took home a prize of almost half a million on a $9 bet, Thunder Valley Casino Resort announced Saturday. While playing the Smokin’ Hot Stuff slot machine, a less than $10 bet came with a payout of $496,685, according to a press release from the casino.
Sacramento Veteran Missing Since December, Family Searches Discovery Park
A Sacramento family is still searching for answers eight months after Fong Thao, a 42-year-old Army veteran who served two tours in Iraq, disappeared during what should have been an ordinary evening dog walk. Thao, who also goes by Pao, was last seen on December 11, 2025, and his parents, siblings and friends say they
Sacramento Deputies Fire Five Rounds at Suspect Linked to Prior Shooting
Two Sacramento County Sheriff's Office deputies opened fire during a traffic stop in South Sacramento on the evening of Monday, February 16, 2026, striking an adult male suspect whose vehicle had been linked to a shooting from the day before. The stop happened near Tiogawoods Drive and Elk Grove Florin Road at around 7
Tractor Supply Pays $5.1M in Sonoma-Led Pricing and Pesticide Case
Tractor Supply Company has agreed to pay $5.1 million to settle a civil consumer protection lawsuit accusing the farm and outdoor retailer of overcharging customers, mislabeling products as biodegradable, and selling restricted pesticides without proper licensing at California stores, including its locations in Petalum
Sacramento’s Art Deco Fire Dispatch Station Reopens After Decade of Vacancy
A 1937 Art Deco building in Midtown Sacramento's Winn Park that once coordinated the city's entire emergency-alarm network has reopened to the public after standing vacant for nearly a decade, this time as the temporary home of an art showcase featuring more than 30 local artists. The Albert Winn Fire Alarm Dispatch St

















