Roseville to Add 128-Space Parking Lot in Historic Old Town
Roseville, Calif. – A new surface parking lot will be constructed to add parking in Historic Old Town Roseville. The project site sits between the existing parking lot on the 400 block of Lincoln Street and the Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) rail yard. 128 parking spaces, including five accessible...
Man on probation drives to probation office in stolen car, deputies say
(FOX40.COM) — A man on probation was arrested after driving to the probation office in a car that he allegedly stole, according to the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office. SCSO said deputies witnessed a reportedly stolen car being driven by 35-year-old Joshua Thatch, who was leaving McDonald’s on Florin Road. According
POLITICO goes live from Sacramento
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra and Paramount's chief legal officer, Makan Delrahim, are among the featured speakers Tuesday at POLITICO's The California Agenda: Sacramento Summit.
New I-5 bus stops in Redding, Sacramento airport, Williams, Orland
Shasta County travelers now have direct bus service to Sacramento International Airport terminals and to downtown Sacramento and Interstate 5 towns south of Redding, starting at about the price of a Starbucks' grande cappuccino. The Redding Area Bus Authority and San Joaquin Joint Powers Authority announced on Monday,
Rising Costs Force Rio Linda’s Farm-to-Table Italian Gem to Close
An upscale and highly rated Italian restaurant is closing its Rio Linda location permanently. The Grotto will serve its final dinner today, Tuesday, August 11. The restaurant cited rising costs, mounting debt, and financial challenges in its closure announcement. The Grotto to Close Permanently After Final Service. The
California billionaire tax’s chief backer: ‘This is now a national campaign’
Union leader Dave Regan said he would still welcome additional endorsements — especially from a certain New York representative.
State rejects Sac City appeal, warns it may take direct oversight of SCUSD in...
California’s state superintendent on Monday rejected an appeal by the Sacramento City Unified School District, while warning the Sacramento County Office of Education that the state could intervene if the county makes decisions that worsen the district’s financial problems. The letters, written by California Superinten
West Sacramento Trash Bills Set to Jump Up to 40% Under New Hauler
West Sacramento residents are bracing for higher trash bills no matter what happens next, as the city moves toward replacing its longtime waste hauler with a company whose proposed rates run notably higher than the incumbent's. The city's 10-year waste collection contract is expiring, and officials say current rates ha
Vehicle catches fire, snarls Sacramento traffic on SR-99
(FOX40.COM) — Traffic on a major Sacramento freeway was backed up early Tuesday morning after a vehicle caught fire. A traffic incident involving at least three cars mostly blocked the northbound lanes of State Route 99 heading into the city, according to California Highway Patrol’s online incident report. At least one
Mediterranean Restaurant in Sacramento Cited After Inspectors Found Rodent Droppings and Other Violations
[Editor’s note: The report mentioned here is from inspections conducted on August 10 and may not represent the future health inspection status of the food establishments.]. The Sacramento County Health Department conducted a routine health inspection at Pita Q on August 10, resulting in a yellow placard. The restaurant

















