Dollar Tree Muscles Into Orangevale’s Cable Park Shopping Hub
Shoppers along Greenback Lane are about to get another place to stretch a dollar, with Dollar Tree planning a new store at Cable Park Shopping Center in Orangevale. The center already packs in Grocery Outlet, Ross and other national chains, so the discount giant’s arrival is poised to shuffle midday foot traffic for ne
Forbes rates UC Davis ‘Most Rizzless University’
Students struggle with a depressing dating scene as the university continues rizzless ranking reign. In an upsetting but unsurprising turn of events, the University of California, Davis has been ranked No. 1 in “Most Rizzless Universities” by Forbes’ World University Rankings 2026 for the sixth year in a row.
Beverage House Liquor Is Taking Over a Familiar Spot in South Sacramento
Beverage House Liquor is coming to 8876 Vintage Park Drive in Sacramento, according to a liquor license application filed with the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control. The new store is being opened by Sacramento BHL Inc, owned by Munem Mike Maida. The address has previously operated as a Circle K conven
Drugs, cash found during traffic stop in Rancho Cordova
(FOX40.COM) — Multiple drugs, along with a large amount of cash, were found after officers with the Rancho Cordova Police Department conducted a traffic stop. RCPD said patrol units had noticed a car commit various traffic violations, resulting in officers conducting a stop. Police found that the driver had an active f
Sacramento to audit police after ACLU report alleges racially-biased traffic stops
The Sacramento Police Department will be subject to a city audit after a nonprofit report found evidence of racially-biased traffic enforcement. The report conducted by the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California analyzed 2023-24 traffic stop data and found that Sacramento police disproportionately stoppe
NorCal DAs Urge Locals to Fight Parole for Killer Who Raped, Tortured 75-Year-Old Woman
Prosecutors from Placer, San Joaquin and Sacramento counties are sounding the alarm ahead of a high-stakes parole hearing on Wednesday, urging residents to speak up as the California Board of Parole Hearings reconsiders its earlier decision to grant parole to James Dennis Lynch. Lynch was convicted in 1996 of murdering
Supervisor Rosario Rodriguez Awards $45,000 to Folsom Nonprofits
Sacramento County Supervisor Rosario Rodriguez announced Tuesday that she is awarding $45,000 in nonprofit grant funding to organizations serving the Folsom community. The funding will support programs focused on food security, homelessness services, youth development, education, arts access, historical preservation an
‘Postcards from Citrus Heights’ photo contest winners announced
By Sara Beth Williams– — The City of Citrus Heights announced the winners of its community photo contest, dubbed ‘Postcards from Citrus Heights’ recognizing local photographers whose images highlighted the city’s urban forest. This year’s contest invited photographers to capture images showcasing trees throughout Citru
Sacramento County approves controversial development that could bring 25,000 new residents near Natomas
Developers have been given the green light to turn 2,000 acres of farmland and wildlife habitat into thousands of new homes near the Natomas area of Sacramento.
How Would California Forever’s Proposed Solano Shipyard Affect the Environment? Details Are Scant.
COLLINSVILLE, SOLANO COUNTY—A few miles down the Sacramento River from the small town of Rio Vista lies a 6.5-mile stretch of undeveloped riverbank that California Forever calls “the perfect location” for the nation’s largest shipyard. If the billionaire-backed development company, best known for planning a controversi

















