Dance Gavin Dance, Oleander bring Sacramento pride to Aftershock festival
Sacramento loves music. With dozens of music venues and one of the largest rock and metal concerts in the nation calling the state capital home, it’s not hard to recognize the city’s adoration for the art form. However, the city has never been particularly known for producing big names. Only a handful of musicians and
Sheriff’s deputies saddle up for third annual rodeo in Folsom
The Sacramento-based Painted Ladies Rodeo Performers raced across the arena on horseback, American flags streaming behind them. From the stands, more than 5,000 spectators dressed for the occasion in cowboy hats, leather boots and ornate rodeo belt buckles cheered them on. Then came the sheriff’s deputies. Yellow smoke
‘It is getting crazy’: Armed man dies after being shot by deputies near carwash
(FOX40.COM) — An allegedly armed man is dead after being shot by Sacramento County Sheriff’s deputies Sunday morning. This all happened around 11 a.m. near a carwash along Marconi Avenue. FOX40 spoke with Sgt. Edward Igoe with the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office to learn more. “It’s a scary call,” Sgt. Igoe said. “I
Tickets Are Already Selling For California’s Magical Christmas Train To The North Pole
Christmas still feels comfortably far away until holiday tickets start disappearing. Then suddenly, planning something for December seems much more urgent. A festive train ride makes that early planning especially tempting. Families can trade an ordinary outing for a journey filled with holiday atmosphere and a destina
A Sacramento Homeowner Signed for Seven-Inch Gutters. Dropping the Screens Brought the Option to...
A homeowner in Sacramento, California, signed a $4,971 gutter contract while a new roof was being installed. The price covered seven-inch seamless gutters, five downspouts and screens. In a thread from October 2023, the homeowner then described an option without screens for about $4,500 and asked whether the original p
Sac State Ceramics Students Battle Roaches, Rats as Repair Cash Sits Frozen
Cockroaches and rats scurry through Sacramento State's Kadema Hall, sinks run clogged with discolored water, and students jury-rig extension cords because entire studios lack wall outlets. That's the picture painted by students and faculty inside the 64-year-old building, even as $146,000 set aside for repairs sits fro
Crash Closed Northbound I-5 Near Sacramento Airport; Lanes Reopened
A major crash shut down northbound lanes of Interstate 5 north of Airport Boulevard early Sunday morning, triggering delays for drivers heading toward Sacramento International Airport and snarling one of the region's busiest freeway corridors. The California Highway Patrol says motorists should expect delays; the Airpo
1 dead after hit-and-run near Sacramento International Airport
(FOX40.COM) — A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run on Interstate 5 near north Sacramento overnight, the California Highway Patrol said. Around 3:42 a.m., a male pedestrian was struck by a car on the northbound lanes of I-5 near the off-ramp for the Sacramento International Airport, CHP said. The man later died. Jus
‘A scary call’: Man dead after shooting involving deputy in Arden-Arcade
(FOX40.COM) — A male suspect is dead after a shooting involving a deputy in Arden-Arcade on Sunday morning, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office said. Around 11 a.m., deputies responded to a car wash at 4313 Marconi Avenue after a caller reported seeing an unknown man sleeping on the ground with a handgun “on his lap
Five Sacramento-area facilities among Newsweek’s best nursing homes of 2027
Five Sacramento-area facilities made a Newsweek best nursing homes of 2027 list for the state of California. “The list serves as a helpful resource for individuals and families researching nursing home options and identifying facilities that demonstrate strong performance within their size category,” Newsweek said. The

















