Annual Black Food Fest
The Annual Black food fest is a vibrant community celebration highlighting black food, culture,. entrepreneurship, and creativity. The festival brings together local chefs, food vendors, small. businesses, artists, and community members for a day filled with great food, music, entertainment, and connection. More than a
Controversial comedian Matt Rife is coming to Sacramento. How much are tickets?
Comedian Matt Rife is ready to laugh at himself in Sacramento on Oct. 11. That’s when the 31-year-old stand-up artist will be performing at the Golden 1 Center. Rife first came to prominence in 2022 after videos of his comic routines went viral on TikTok. He became known for his crowd work, where he would insult audien
CHP Officers Rescues Adorable Kitten from a Busy Sacramento Freeway, Video Shows
A busy Sacramento freeway became the setting for an unexpected rescue when a tiny kitten was found alone among rushing traffic. The frightened animal was spotted Sunday morning on westbound Business 80 near Fulton Avenue, surrounded by vehicles that could have easily put its life in danger. The kitten was so small that
Should Kings minority owner pay millions for fatal car crash? Jury to decide
Opening statements are expected to begin Tuesday in a $30 million wrongful death lawsuit against real estate magnate and Sacramento Kings minority owner Phil Oates, who was involved in a traffic collision that killed a motorcyclist in 2024. Oates, who cooperated with police and was not cited in the Granite Bay incident
Fill the Pantry: Donate to help Front Street Animal Shelter for free pet photoshoot
(FOX40.COM) — Pet Photos by Olin is offering free pet photoshoots for those who donate a “qualifying amount” of dog or cat food to help Front Street Animal Shelter. The Sacramento pet photography studio launched “Fill the Pantry,” a community food drive that aims to help the empty food pantry shelves of the shelter. Th
Sacramento County approves airport parking rate hikes. Here’s when they start
Starting right before Thanksgiving, travelers will have to pay up to $7 more per day to park at the Sacramento International Airport. The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved a resolution authorizing a one-time parking rate hike at the airport’s daily lots, economy lots and garages. Th
This California Taqueria Piles Its Burritos So High They Could Feed Two
You know you ordered a burrito. You just didn’t realize you ordered one with a full-time job. The kind that lands on the table and immediately takes up more space than expected, wrapped tight around a serious amount of meat, beans, rice, cheese, and all the good stuff. This...
Inspector General: High-Speed Rail Authority misused funds on travel, entertainment
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (FOX26) — California’s high-speed rail project is facing new scrutiny after the Office of the Inspector General found the California High-Speed Rail Authority paid more than half a million dollars in improper travel expenses for private consultants, including international flights and trips to entert
Judge denies mental health diversion for alleged road rage bike crash in Sacramento
A man will stand trial on two felony charges stemming from a 2023 alleged road rage incident in midtown Sacramento that left a bicyclist hospitalized, following a judge’s decision Monday to deny his request for mental health diversion. Kaleb Taubman, 34, faces felony charges of assault with a deadly weapon and hit and
Elk Grove welcomes Barnes & Noble with grand opening, ribbon-cutting
(FOX40.COM) — The Elk Grove community has welcomed its first Barnes & Noble with a grand opening, ribbon-cutting and more. The location, originally set to open Wednesday, instead opened on Tuesday at 9 a.m., with author Tarah DeWitt as the honorary ribbon-cutter. DeWitt also signed copies of her newest release, “Lost a

















