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Dog-friendly celebration brings an American icon to town while supporting Hearts 4 Heroes USA’s Paw Platoon program. There will be plenty of dogs taking over Historic Folsom next Sunday, but one of them will be 27 feet long, bright yellow and orange and rolling into town on four wheels.

The property’s landmark status and designated trees are part of its documented history. The City of Davis designates 2727 Russell Boulevard, known as Four Palms, as a Municipal Historic Landmark. The black walnut trees planted along Russell Boulevard by the LaRue family in the 1870s are separately designated Landmark T

(FOX40.COM) — A Sacramento County park is closed Sunday after suspects “destroyed” facilities throughout the property, officials said. Sacramento County Regional Parks announced that Ancil Hoffman Park had experienced a “major vandalism event” Sunday morning. Ten light poles and multiple street signs were knocked down

Sentinel Staff report– — Latest police logs show an increase in suspicious circumstances while showing a decrease in vehicle violations. Below is a summary of police incident logs from Sept. 10-16. Fireworks: 2 (up from 0) Animal control: 13 (down from 15) 911 hangups: 29 (up from 24)

When you think about ice cream in Sacramento, you probably think of Leatherby's or Gunther's - two iconic, long-time family-owned creameries.

Before UC Davis became a university, land around 2727 Russell Blvd. was part of Arlington Farm, the LaRue family’s roughly 2,060-acre agricultural enterprise. The family’s Eastlake Victorian — built in 1887 by H.M. LaRue and later the headquarters of the family farm — is now on the market for $2.8 million. The city of

Capt. Andrew Henderson, a company commander with the Army Reserve’s 319th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, remembered the day a missile struck near a bunker in the Middle East where he and his soldiers had hidden from enemy fire. “The vacuum pressure from the missile actually ripped the doors open off our bunkers,” he s

This commentary was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. When I and this column moved from the Sacramento Union to the Sacramento Bee 42 years ago, it was something of a culture shock. The two newspapers had been cross-town rivals ever since both were founded, just a...

(FOX40.COM) —A man is dead after a vehicle collision in Sacramento on Saturday morning, police said. Just after 7 a.m., the Sacramento Police Department responded to a car crash in the area of Norwood Avenue and Lindley Drive in north Sacramento. Officers responded to the scene and found a car that had struck a tree. [

The Golden State's beleaguered high-speed rail project is looking more like a gravy train after a watchdog said almost $600k of taxpayer cash had been misspent.