Sacramento park rangers crack down on illegal e-bikes along American River Parkway
Park rangers are cracking down on new rules for e-bikes along the American River Parkway in Sacramento County.
Old vermin droppings. What else did Sacramento County health inspectors find?
Sacramento County Health Inspectors closed a Sacramento food truck and cited a Fair Oaks liquor store after discovering black residue buildup and old vermin droppings in the facility. What do these inspections mean? While a yellow placard signals two or more major violations, these are typically corrected or mitigated
A Sacramento Cafe Was Cited for Food Safety Issues During a Recent Inspection
[Editor’s note: The report referenced in this article reflects conditions observed during an inspection conducted on June 11 and does not represent the establishment’s current or future status.]. The Sacramento County Environmental Management Department conducted a routine health inspection at Solara Cafe on June 11. T
What do state workers have to say about the impending return-to-office order?
On the contentious topic of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s return-to-office order, there are some who say state workers should stop complaining about being asked to come back to offices. They should have to deal with the headaches of working in person like so many others are required to do. “While most Americans returned to the o
Stage Nine Boss Plots Big Comeback For Old Sac’s Paperworks Building
One of Old Sacramento’s quietest corners is about to get loud again, at least in a cultural sense. The owner of Stage Nine Entertainment is taking over the historic Paperworks building and turning it into a mixed-use cultural and retail hub, with gallery space, a community bookstore, boutique shops and a second-floor e
Elk Grove is rethinking its auto mall. Here’s what city officials envision
City officials are developing a long-term plan to modernize the Elk Grove Auto Mall, an economic driver for the city that generates about one-third of its sales tax revenue, as officials prepare for changes in the automotive industry. The city is reviewing proposals from consulting firms to develop a master plan for im
Sacramento Bakes As Triple-Digit Blast And North Winds Turn Up The Heat
Sacramento is cranking the thermostat way up Thursday, June 11, with early morning temps in the low 70s expected to rocket into the lower 100s by late afternoon, topping out near 102°F. The National Weather Service is warning that a nasty combo of gusty north winds and bone-dry air will push fire danger higher and make
Red Flag Scare: Metro Fire Crews Quickly Contain M Street Vegetation Fire
RIO LINDA, CA — Quick action by Sacramento Metro Fire crews prevented what could have been a disastrous situation yesterday afternoon, successfully halting a fast-moving vegetation fire at a major local intersection. At approximately 4pm on Wednesday, June 10, emergency crews dispatched to the southwest corner of Rio L
Roseville child exploitation case from 2008 leads to federal charges
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A federal grand jury indicted a Reno man on charges of sexually exploiting a child in an incident dating back to 2008, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of California. Jeffrey Alan Koehl, 60, faces two counts of sexual exploitation of a...
Sick Dove in West Roseville Marks Placer County’s First West Nile Bird of 2026
A single sick bird in west Roseville has put local health officials on alert. Placer County has confirmed its first West Nile virus positive bird of 2026 after a mourning dove collected in the area tested positive, prompting an immediate bump in mosquito trapping and neighborhood surveillance. Officials are again urgin
