Folsom council advances 1st reading of E-conveyances ordinance in 4-1 vote
Ordinance changes will apply to both illegal and legal devices, behavior, safety. The Folsom City Council voted 4-1 Tuesday night to advance the first reading of an ordinance aimed at curbing dangerous e-bike and e-conveyances. use in city parks and on trails, advancing new regulations that would impose higher fines, restrict riding in recreational areas and give police additional enforcement tools. The ordinance must return for a second reading and final adoption before becoming law, with that
Arrest made in series of Citrus Heights commercial burglaries worth over $500k
(FOX40.COM) — A man was arrested in connection to a string of commercial burglaries in Citrus Heights, officials announced Wednesday. According to the Citrus Heights Police Department, officers responded to the 8000 block of Madison Avenue regarding a report of a subject inside of a commercial business at approximately 3:07 a.m. on Tuesday. The suspect, […]
4 juveniles arrested in connection with homicide at Grass Valley skate park
Nearly a year after a man was found dead at a Grass Valley skate park, police have arrested four people in connection with the homicide.
Vic’s Ice Cream whitewashes mural, causing online backlash in Sacramento neighborhood
Maren Conrad said it was unfortunate a mural she’d painted outside Vic’s Ice Cream in 2021 was painted over Tuesday morning, leaving a blank white wall. But her biggest gripe was a claim that Vic’s made on Instagram that it had attempted to contact her. “I don’t have a single missed phone call, missed voicemail, missed text message, missed email,” Conrad said in a phone interview Wednesday morning. “I mean, I’m not a hard person to get a hold of.” The landmark Land Park ice cream shop – which re
Sacramento police ordered to stop ‘acting as security detail’ for ICE
A reported surge in immigration enforcement activity in the Sacramento region has renewed calls from local activists for police to stop “colluding” with ICE, an accusation that the department has emphatically and repeatedly denied. But a Tuesday post from the immigration advocacy group NorCal Resist prompted Sacramento City Manager Maraskeshia Smith to formally limit the police department’s response to federal agents’ requests for service. NorCal Resist alleges that on Tuesday morning Sacramento
Miller’s Ace Hardware hit with burglary
By Sara Beth Williams– — Miller’s Ace Hardware in Citrus Heights was hit by a burglar overnight who stole around $8,000 worth of merchandise, police estimate. The burglary occurred in the early hours of Tuesday morning, Oct. 27, and was caught on store security cameras. Police say there was only one suspect and that security camera footage helped them identify the thief.
Café Ami to Replace Mas Taco Bar at Folsom’s Palladio
Café Ami, an all-day neighborhood café from MAC Hospitality Group, is planning to open in early 2027 at 450 Palladio Parkway in Folsom, in the space that was home to Mas Taco Bar. The taco restaurant closed for good on Sunday, Oct. 25, and the 3,500-square-foot space will be fully remodeled before the café opens. No exact opening date has been set.
Inmate from L.A. killed in violent attack by 2 prisoners in Folsom housing unit
A 39-year-old inmate serving a sentence for assault with a deadly weapon in Los Angeles County was killed Monday night in an attack involving two other prisoners in Folsom. The deadly incident unfolded around 6:43 p.m. on Oct. 26 at California State Prison, Sacramento, when correctional officers witnessed two inmates attacking another prisoner on the […]
Man sentenced for first-degree burglary and arson on inhabited residence
(FOX40.COM) — A Sacramento man was sentenced for first-degree burglary and arson of an inhabited residence on Friday, the Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office said. The convict, Kenneth Allen Hubbs, will be serving 25 years to life in prison for a March 2025 incident involving Hubbs breaking into a residence and igniting it with roadside […]
Folsom Weighs Steeper E-Bike Fines as Reckless Riding Calls Top 580
Folsom City Council members discussed proposed e-bike and e-conveyance ordinances on September 8, 2026, and directed staff to return with revisions. The proposal, which combines two ordinances first introduced in September, aims to curb reckless riding that has flooded local police with calls and left parks and playgrounds damaged. The...

















