Sacramento CA

By Sara Beth Williams– — Owners say costs continue to mount after a long-vacant building on Auburn Boulevard that now houses both FunCity Adventure Park and a planned E-Bike Outlet store was vandalized by thieves who reportedly stole $90,000 in copper wiring. “We have only owned this building...

Open Mon–Tue 8 AM–3 PM | Wed–Thu & Sun 8 AM–8 PM | Fri–Sat 8 AM–9 PM. Tower Cafe has that rare comfort‑food magic that pulls Sacramento locals back again and again. From the lush patio to the bold, global flavors, it feels...

In “Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith,” Anakin Skywalker delivers a line as he transforms into Darth Vader, “If you’re not with me, then you’re my enemy.” That’s the playbook developers and their allies are using in Sacramento’s housing debate today. Agree with them, and you’re on the side of progress. Question them, and

The discovery of golden mussels at Sacramento’s deepwater port late last month, though worrying, was not unexpected by researchers tracking the invasive species’ spread through the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. But the ongoing challenge for authorities, and for the state’s aquatic recreationalists, is keeping the destr

"Monkeys kept in tiny cages snap, attacking their own bodies in frustration."

A new UC Davis study reveals that wolves in Northern California are making cattle their main course, with livestock accounting for more than half of what the predators eat. The findings add fresh fuel to California’s growing debate over how to balance wolf conservation with protecting ranchers. The Bee’s Sharon Bernste

A Friday night drive in east Roseville ended in tragedy when a car slammed into a sound wall, killing one passenger and injuring two other adults, according to police. The single-vehicle collision happened around 6:30 p.m. at Secret Ravine Parkway and Alexandra Drive, where the car struck a sound barrier and triggered

A routine traffic stop for code violations in Rancho Cordova on Wednesday turned into anything but routine when officers turned up a handgun, a container of fentanyl and several unused Narcan kits in the vehicle. A follow-up search of a motel room tied to the occupants uncovered a large sum of cash, drug-packaging equi

By Sara Beth Williams– — Citrus Heights Police announced this week that a planned E-bike safety course that was scheduled for July 25 at Mesa Verde High School, has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. Organizers say the hands-on safety course was designed to provide safety information to...

(FOX40.COM) — Sacramento firefighters received a sweet surprise Saturday to commemorate National Slurpee Day.  The California Fire Foundation, a non-profit that assists firefighters and their families, partnered with 7-Eleven to give out the icy treat to crews across the Sacramento area.  The foundation said in a news