Sacramento’s Local-Loved, Top-Rated Restaurant Is All About Craft Beer And BBQ
From under-the-radar restaurants favored by locals to Michelin-recommended eateries, Sacramento's food scene is blossoming. Known as America's "farm-to-fork capital," Sacramento is emerging as a major food destination — in 2025, it was even named as one of the nation's "Next Great Food Cities" by Food & Wine. So...
Sacramento ‘Monster’ Child Molester Wins Parole, Survivors Vow Fight To Keep Him Locked Up
David Allen Funston, a convicted serial child molester once described in court as "the monster parents fear the most," has been granted elderly parole, a move that has left survivors and the prosecutor who tried him furious and fearful. The decision clears a path for his release from the California Institution for...
Vallejo Tint Stop Turns Up Felon’s Loaded Ghost Gun
A routine traffic stop over dark window tint in Vallejo escalated quickly last Wednesday when officers say they found a loaded, unserialized handgun and suspected drug-sale gear tucked inside a duffel bag. Police pulled a Chrysler 300 into a parking lot near Redwood and Couch streets, detained the driver without...
Costco Grabs More Ground As Metro Air Park Land Rush Heats Up
Costco and Sacramento developer Buzz Oates have quietly snapped up more land in Metro Air Park, tightening their grip on one of the region’s hottest industrial zones just east of Sacramento International Airport. The latest buys, reported Feb. 22, 2026, add more momentum to a yearslong push to grow Sacramento’s...
Man dies after shooting in Sacramento, police seek witnesses
(FOX40.COM)-Sacramento police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred Friday night in the 1500 block of W El Camino Ave. An adult male victim died at an area hospital after sustaining at least one gunshot wound. Officers responded to the scene shortly before 9:00 p.m. following reports of gunfire. Due to the...
The American River nearly flooded Sacramento 40 years ago. How we forget | Opinion
The winter of 40 years ago in Sacramento was eerily reminiscent of the current one, with a bone-dry January as storms bypassed the region to the north. Then a band of moisture originating in Hawaii put a bull’s-eye on Northern California. More water raced down the American River 40 years ago Thursday than Folsom Dam...
Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Expres bound for Sutter Street Theatre
Ken Ludwig adaptation runs Feb. 27 through March 29 under direction of Connie Mockenhaupt. One of the most celebrated mysteries ever written is set to unfold on stage in Historic Folsom as Agatha Christie’s “Murder on the Orient Express” arrives at Sutter Street Theatre later this month, bringing with it nearly a...
New beauty salon to open in growing Sunrise Village center in Citrus Heights
By Sara Beth Williams– — After sitting vacant for years, a building at Sunrise Village is showing signs of new life — with signage now up for a nail salon suite. A site map from property management company Merlone Geier shows My Salon Suite listed as a tenant in a 7,334-square-foot building at 7811 Madison Ave. in...
Lost dog found near Delta Shores Cir & Cosumnes River Blvd
Lost dog found near Delta Shores Cir & Cosumnes River Blvd. A dog with Animal ID No A729807 was found on Feb 20 near Delta Shores Cir and Cosumnes River Blvd and is now at the Front Street Animal Shelter. The Sacramento Missing Animal Response Team is asking for help to find the owner.
Roseville residents say city neglects maintenance in older neighborhoods
Complaints are growing in the city of Roseville over crumbling walkways, dead trees, and broken soundwalls. Some homeowners say they feel the city is ignoring maintenance requests in older neighborhoods.
