Adults Over 50 Share The Now-Obsolete, Common Experiences From The Past
"After school hours, when the students were gone for the day, I would smoke in the classroom as I got ready to leave."
New CA restaurants awarded Michelin stars as Localis and The Kitchen keep theirs
The Oscars of the dining industry were awarded Wednesday evening in San Diego. The coveted Michelin Stars were awarded in a ceremony that unveiled the California ratings. According to the Michelin Guide , restaurants may receive one to three Michelin stars for exemplary food. Chefs and their restaurants are rated based
Sac City high schools add new African American U.S. History course
(FOX40.COM) — Students at Sacramento City Unified School District will have the opportunity to enroll in a new course during the upcoming school year: African American U.S. History. The district added the new class to its high school course catalog for the coming academic year, officials announced Wednesday. SCUSD wrot
Bug infestation found at California Department of Education headquarters, employees sent home
The Department of Education confirmed the building experienced a bed bug incident in 2024. However, officials said they are still awaiting pest control reports to determine whether the insects recently discovered are bed bugs or another species.
Elk Grove police to hold DUI, driver’s license checkpoint this weekend
The Elk Grove Police Department will hold a sobriety and driver’s license checkpoint at an undisclosed location Friday, the agency said in a news release. The checkpoint is scheduled from 7 p.m. Friday to 2 a.m. Saturday within the city limits. “The checkpoint will focus on removing impaired drivers, as well as unlicen
Arin Ray announces tour supporting upcoming album, ‘Limbo’
Arin Ray is headed on the road for his Limbo tour, which supports his upcoming album of the same name. The tour begins Sept. 25 at the Crown Hill Theatre in New York and wraps Oct. 11 at The Rink in Sacramento. Atlanta, Houston and Los Angeles are also on the schedule, which has 10 shows in total.
Sacramento’s Most Decorated Chef Is Finally Opening His Own Place
After more than 20 years cooking in some of Sacramento’s most celebrated kitchens, Chef Joe Pruner is finally opening his own place. Bocce Ristorante, a neighborhood Italian restaurant, is set to open at 4801 Folsom Blvd, Suite 2, in East Sacramento, the same space that housed butcher shop V. Miller Meats for nearly a
Sacramento police searching for at-risk woman who hasn’t been seen in week
Sacramento police are asking for the public’s help locating a 37-year-old at-risk woman who has been missing for about six days, officials said. Geniva Andrews was last seen about 11:45 p.m. Thursday walking near the 5000 block of Village Wood Drive in the Valley Hi/North Laguna area, the Sacramento Police Department s
California Controller Malia M. Cohen Turns to Annual Audit to Present “Clearer” Picture of...
From left, Gabriel Petek, legislative analyst for the Legislative Analyst’s Office; Malia Cohen, California state controller; and Joe Stephenshaw, director of the California Department of Finance, participate in the 3rd Annual California Economic Forum in Sacramento. The panel discussion focused on California’s economi
Quarterback Brody Rudnicki Commits to Cal
Rudnicki, a backup QB at Folsom in 2025, is in the recruiting class of 2027, but won't arrive at Cal until 2028

















