Cool Dawn, Sizzling Next: Sacramento Braces For Midweek Heat
Sacramento started Monday, July 6, with clear skies and a chill in the air, with lows in the upper 50s near Sacramento Executive Airport. That cool start will not last long. Bright sun is expected to boost most neighborhoods into the upper 80s by late afternoon. The day stays dry and mostly sunny, and light south-south
Wileety Native American College builds community through tribal leadership
Sacramento State program centers Native students through culture and community. Wileety Native American College at Sacramento State provides students with an education grounded in tribal leadership, traditional knowledge and community, according to reporting from Underscore Native News and ICT. The college opened in Se
Megadeth, Wonho headline big July run at area casinos
Looking for weekend plans in Northern California? Tribal casinos from Corning to Lincoln — plus Yreka and Redding — have two packed weeks of concerts, comedy, magic, and family fun from Monday, July 6 through Sunday, July 19, 2026. Think heavy metal under the stars in Tehama County, a K-pop star lighting up Placer Coun
Here’s what opened, reopened and closed around Sacramento in June
With summer heating up in Sacramento, a diverse range of businesses have opened in the region. Throughout June, business across Sacramento welcomed new customers, while others shuttered their doors. The month was also marked by reopenings of two beloved, decades-old Sacramento businesses. Here’s what opened and closed
An AI-Faked Mountain Lion Sent a Sacramento Neighborhood Into a Panic
It looked convincing enough to set off a wave of worried phone calls. A photo circulating on Nextdoor showed a mountain lion supposedly prowling a backyard in Sacramento’s Lemon Hill neighborhood, and within hours neighbors were locking up pets and warning each other to stay inside. There was just...
One-third of people going into Sacramento County’s jail system are homeless
One-third of people headed into Sacramento County jails each month were identified as homeless in the past year, new data show — a number that shows little has changed since the start of the decade. The newly released data from 2025 and 2026 show that there were more bookings of homeless people than there were homeless
The Fascinating Story Behind The Ocean City And Sacramento Route 50 Signs
Every summer, the signs connecting Ocean City, Maryland, and Sacramento, California, spark curiosity online as travelers discover the two cities are permanently linked by a pair of matching highway markers spanning 3,073 miles. Route 50, stretching from West Sacramento to Maryland’s Ocean City, carries more than just t
Wingstop parking lot shooting: 40-year sentence for Sacramento murder
(FOX40.COM) — A man convicted for a deadly shooting in the parking lot of a Wingstop in Sacramento County has been sentenced to serve 40 years in prison, the Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office announced Monday. On February 24, 2024, 38-year-old Joseph Anthony Soto Jr. parked his car around 10:15 p.m. and star
Illegal Fireworks Turn Sacramento Night Into Blaze Marathon, but Homes Stay Standing
Illegal fireworks turned Sacramento's Fourth of July into a long, smoky marathon for fire crews, but the region got through the night without losing any homes. Firefighters and dispatchers fielded a flood of calls for grass and backyard fires that kept engines rolling late into the night. According to FOX40,...
Trader Joe’s Is Changing How Americans Shop for Groceries. Here’s Why More Families in...
Trader Joe’s has become more than just a grocery store in California. It has turned...
