Sacramento Jack In the Box closed due to sewage overflow. What else was found?
What do these inspections mean? While a yellow placard signals two or more major violations, these are typically corrected or mitigated during the inspection, according to the Sacramento County Retail Food Inspection Guide . A red placard, however, signals “imminent danger to public health and safety” and suspends an e
Firefighters stop Rancho Cordova wrecking yard fire after up to 100 vehicles burn
Flames raced through rows of vehicles at a Rancho Cordova salvage yard Friday evening, engulfing between 50 and 100 vehicles before more than 70 firefighters contained the blaze and kept it from spreading to neighboring businesses. The fire was reported about 5:45 p.m. at Truck Time Auto Wrecking in the 3400 block of R
3,422 pounds of illegal fireworks seized in Solano and Stanislaus counties
(FOX40.COM) — Law enforcement in Northern California are cracking down on the possession of illegal fireworks, with over 3,400 pounds of illegal fireworks seized across two investigations in Solano and Stanislaus counties, officials said. On June 30, the Rio Vista Police Department responded to a tip that claimed that
Sacramento’s ABC10 adds new investigative journalist to its team
Sacramento TV news’s investigative journalist lineup recently added a new member. ABC10 (KXTV) brought on Adrian Thomas as its newest local investigative reporter in June, according to a Facebook post by Thomas. “I’m so grateful for the opportunity being given to me by such an accomplished, respected news organization,
GoFundMe launched for family impacted by arson
By Sara Beth Williams– — A GoFundMe fundraiser has been launched by a family expecting a new baby whose nursery was destroyed due to suspected arson. The Cadena family has set up a GoFundMe fundraising page following the destruction of their new nursery inside their home in Citrus Heights. The nursery room was destroye
Folsom Quietly Snaps Up Corp Yard Dirt For Future Affordable Homes
Folsom has quietly snapped up two undeveloped parcels next to its longtime corporation yard, banking nearly two acres for future affordable housing as the city prepares to move the yard. The purchases give the city control of land close to services and the riverfront corridor that planners have been eyeing for redevelo
‘4 deaths per year’: BB gun shooting highlights need for gun safety
(FOX40.COM) — BB guns can be as dangerous as the real thing, and a Sacramento County resident recently found out the hard way. VIDEO: Placer County deputies seek suspect in BB gun assaults at No Kings protest (July 2026) A male victim was shot Wednesday night with a BB gun on Jibboom Street near downtown […]
Watch July Fourth fireworks at these 11 festivals, events around Sacramento area
The 250th anniversary of our nation’s independence is Saturday, and a time-honored birthday tradition is set to continue around Sacramento. Cities in the region will set off fireworks and host festivals to mark the holiday, with some events spanning multiple days to maximize partying potential. Sutter Health Park’s bel
‘All It Takes Is One Bite’: Sacramento County Confirms First Human West Nile Case...
Sacramento County health officials confirmed Thursday that the county has its first human West Nile virus case of 2026, a woman in her 60s who tested positive and is now recovering at home. The timing is not great: mosquito numbers are climbing across the region, and the county, along with the Sacramento‑Yolo Mosquito
Trampoline Park in Citrus Heights pushes toward grand opening despite $90K theft
By Sara Beth Williams– — Management at FunCity Trampoline Park has called the recent vandalism to their property’s electrical system just before opening week “unlucky.”. For the last three and a half weeks, the company is preparing for an alternative way to operate their business in...

















