Dr. James Fisher, Champion For Justice And Inclusion, Passes
Dr. James Adolphus Fisher, a pioneering historian of Black California, passed away June 20 at the age of 82. Born in Wharton, Texas, on Oct. 13, 1942, Dr. Fisher was part of the Great Migration westward, as his family relocated to Stockton in search of greater opportunities. After graduating from Edison High School...
Raphael Saadiq talks upcoming one-man show tour, Beyoncé’s work ethic and his work on...
LOS ANGELES — (AP) — Raphael Saadiq has always admired the boldness of stand-up icons like Dave Chappelle and Eddie Murphy who commanded the stage alone with only their stories. Now, the three-time Grammy winner is taking a similar leap, stepping into the spotlight solo for his own...
Palm Springs Has This Spinning Tram Ride That Whisks You From Desert Heat to...
Imagine stepping into a glass-walled rotating tram, rising thousands of feet into the sky, and watching the desert below transform into a snowy mountain forest—all before you’ve even finished your coffee. That’s exactly the kind of magic waiting for you at the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, a California bucket-list adventure that quite literally takes sightseeing to new heights.
This Glowing Indoor Monster Golf Course Near Sacramento Is Packed With Laughs, Surprises, And...
Step into the glow and let your inner kid come out to play. At Monster Mini Golf in Rancho Cordova, just a short hop from Sacramento, this is not your average putting green. Think: blacklight mayhem, spooky-fun vibes, and cackling animatronic monsters lurking behind every neon turn. Whether you're teeing up for a first date or wrangling an energetic pack of kids, this place is part carnival, part arcade, part haunted house—and totally unforgettable.
Folsom fire station may close as city faces $3 million deficit
The Folsom Fire Department may be closing a fire station to solve the city's multi-million-dollar budget deficit.
Sacramento Weather Alert: Triple-Digit Heat to Hit City Through Friday, Highs Near 101°F
Sacramento, CA – A dangerous stretch of triple-digit heat is settling over Sacramento this week, with temperatures soaring to 101°F by Thursday and Friday. Residents across the Sacramento metro should brace for prolonged hot days and warm nights, with little relief expected through Friday. According to the National...
Folsom Fire staffing, service reductions proposed as $3M budget deficit looms
Deferral of 10 firefighter positions, station “brown out” among options to be weighed at Tuesday City Council meeting. A proposal from Folsom City Manager Bryan Whitemyer will go before the City Council Tuesday night that could delay the hiring of 10 new firefighter-paramedics just weeks before their scheduled start...
Sacramento police search for missing blind man amid mysterious circumstances
(FOX40.COM) — The Sacramento Police Department released a statement Monday that said it is still working to locate Lovett “LJ” Moore, a blind man who went missing under mysterious circumstances more than a week ago. • Video Above: Family continues to seek answers for their missing loved one“ Lovett Moore, 33, was...
Sacramento police detain suspect after deadly North Natomas crash before dawn
A man was killed early Monday in a hit-and-run collision in North Natomas, and Sacramento police have detained a suspect for questioning. The crash occurred just before 2 a.m. near Del Paso Road and Town Center Drive, police said. Officers arriving at the scene in the Creekside neighborhood found a man lying in the...
Fourth of July fireworks cause fires in Tehama-Glenn area
Cal Fire Tehama-Glenn Unit tackled three vegetation fires on the Fourth of July, all sparked by illegal fireworks in Antelope, Bend, and West Red Bluff. A fourth fire was due to improper disposal, highlighting the importance of safe practices during celebrations.