Suspect arrested after man dies from stab wounds in North Sacramento attack
A man was arrested on suspicion of murder after a fatal stabbing Wednesday morning in North Sacramento, according to authorities. The Sacramento County Coroner’s Office identified William Thomas Costanzo, 26, of Sacramento, as the man killed. Officers responded just before 11 a.m. to reports of a stabbing in the 900 bl
Federal indictment unsealed against Mexican national charged with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and heroin
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - A Mexican national who authorities say was living unlawfully in California is facing federal charges for allegedly leading a drug trafficking operation that distributed methamphetamine and heroin across Northern California. The United States Department of Justice on Thursday announced that an eight
New thrift store open at former 99 Cents Only store in Citrus Heights
By Sara Beth Williams– — A new thrift store is now open at San Juan Avenue and Greenback Lane in Citrus Heights. The newest thrift shop, called Pacific Thrift Store, opened in the building formerly home to the 99 Cents Only Store on May 26, management said, adding that so far things are going well. The store features a
Roseville Neighbors Rebel Over Mystery ‘Innovation’ Mega Project on Phillip Road
In west Roseville, a city-backed plan for a massive new community on Phillip Road has turned into a neighborhood flashpoint, with residents zeroing in on one slippery phrase in particular: innovation center. The proposal folds housing, retail and roughly 1 million square feet of commercial space into City-owned Reason
Mexican national charged with drug trafficking and money laundering in California
SACRAMENTO, California - An indictment has been unsealed charging 41-year-old Hugo Alberto Herrera Rodriguez, a Mexican national residing unlawfully in California, with multiple drug-related offenses. The indictment, returned on June 13, 2024, accuses Herrera Rodriguez of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and he
UC Davis Study Finds High Sugar Menu Labels Reduce Sugary Item Orders
A study from the University of California, Davis, indicates that placing “high sugar” warning labels on restaurant menus influences consumer choices by reducing the number of sugary items ordered. These findings emerge as California lawmakers evaluate proposed legislation that would mandate such disclosures on menus ac
An INSANELY GOOD Brunch Worth Waking Up Early For in Sacramento, California
Sacramento brunch lovers talk about Bacon & Butter the way some people talk about their favorite vacation. Plates arrive big, warm, and generously loaded, built from farm‑to‑fork ingredients that feel like a morning hug. Locals show up early, settle in with coffee or a cocktail, and know the...
Man dead after stabbing in Sacramento, person of interest detained
(FOX40.COM) — One person is dead after a stabbing on Wednesday in Sacramento, according to police. The Sacramento Police Department said officers responded to reports of a stabbing just before 11 a.m. in the 900 block of Del Paso Boulevard. Police found a man with at least one stab wound, the department said. He was ta
Backyard Bungalows Hit Baseline Road as Estia Roseville Opens
Renters in west Roseville now have a new way to get a yard-and-pool lifestyle without buying a house. Homes by Towne has opened Estia Roseville, a 209-unit rental community on the northwest edge of the city that mixes single-family-style yards with apartment-level density. The project features one- and two-bedroom bung
GoldenSky Music Festival returns to Sacramento in 2027 after hiatus
The GoldenSky Music Festival will return to Sacramento's Discovery Park in October 2027, with the lineup and ticket sales to be announced in October.
