Man shot early Halloween morning in Sacramento
(FOX40.COM) — A man was sent to the hospital after he was shot in Sacramento overnight, the Sacramento Police Department said. Just before 3 a.m., officers responded to the area of Kayak Alley and 21st Street in Midtown after reports of a shooting, police said. There, they found a man with at least one gunshot […]
Jayna Gyro Owner Brings Croissants and Midnight Crêpes to Ice Blocks
A new café from the family behind Jayna Gyro is planned for Midtown Sacramento, with a menu spanning morning pastries and late-night crêpes. Yusuf Topal and his brother Levent plan to open JEYAS Café & Pâtisserie at Ice Blocks, with proposed hours of 6:30 a.m. to midnight.
Sacramento Healthcare Workers Strike, Demand Protections Against AI Bossware
Healthcare workers in Sacramento walked off the job this week in a contract dispute that includes a demand rarely seen on a picket line a few years ago: protections against artificial intelligence. According to ABC10, the striking healthcare workers are seeking protections against AI tools in their workplaces. The strike...
Not so fast: Study on rapid airport route through Natomas paused by Sacramento RT
Sacramento Regional Transit is pausing what would be the first step in establishing a transit line through Natomas to Sacramento International Airport. It says a delay in a state project and loss of a potential revenue stream triggered the decision. CEO Henry Li said Monday during the agency’s board of directors meeting that the study looking into the feasibility of a bus rapid transit route between downtown Sacramento and SMF would not start in spring 2027 as originally planned. The agency has
Sacramento’s watering schedule changes Nov. 1: Here’s what you need to know
As temperatures cool and rainy weather returns, it’s time to give your sprinklers a break. Starting November 1, the City of Sacramento’s fall and winter watering schedule takes effect, reducing outdoor sprinkler watering to just one day per week. Under the schedule, residents and businesses can water their...
Sacramento County Has Confirmed Bird Flu in Two Backyard Flocks This Month, and the...
Bird flu was confirmed in two Sacramento County backyard flocks on Oct. 5 and Oct. 23. California wants poultry kept indoors through Dec. 31.
Dine with the dearly departed at these Sacramento Día de los Muertos dinners
The first two days of November mark Día de los Muertos, a Mexican holiday of remembrance of friends, family and pets who have died. Rather than being somber, festivities can be joyous, even funny, as people recount stories of their loved ones. A few Sacramento-area restaurants are welcoming celebrants with special meals and events for the occasion. Cuvée Club, the pop-up bar concept within the Granite Bay location of Mimosa House at 6861 Douglas Blvd., is hosting A Night to Remember on November
Sacramento ranked among best in US for Halloween. Here’s where it ranked and why
Halloween is right around the corner, and this year’s celebration is looking to be a big one here in Sacramento. For the kids, there are lots of trunk-or-treat events and restaurants offering free food for children in costume. From themed bars to watching the “ Rocky Horror Picture Show, ” there’s plenty for adults to do as well. In fact, the personal finance site WalletHub recently ranked Sacramento as one of the top American cities for Halloween festivities in 2026. Here’s why. What do you nee
Folsom’s water treatment tanks leaked for months. City approves $918K to replace them
Two storage tanks holding a corrosive chemical used to disinfect Folsom’s drinking water have been leaking for months, prompting city officials to authorize nearly $918,000 in additional spending to replace the aging equipment. The Folsom City Council voted 5-0 Tuesday to approve the spending after city officials warned that the leaks posed safety risks to workers and could damage equipment at the water treatment plant. An 8,500-gallon tank storing sodium hypochlorite at the city’s water treatme
Natomas Man Missing Over a Year Found Dead, Coroner Confirms
Lovett Moore, the legally blind and disabled Natomas man who vanished from an Arena Boulevard gas station more than a year ago, has been found dead, the Sacramento County Coroner's Office confirmed. Moore was 33 years old when he disappeared, and his family and neighbors spent more than a year searching for him and pleading publicly for answers.

















