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Breakfast Invasion: Keke’s Lines Up Three New Spots Around Sacramento

Keke’s Breakfast Cafe is getting ready to crash the Sacramento brunch scene, with three locations now in the works for the region, franchise partners say. Sanjeev and Neetu Bali, who already run two Bay Area Denny’s restaurants, plan to open the new cafes and are scouting sites across Sacramento, Roseville, Rocklin...
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Sacramento man wins multimillion-dollar lottery from local liquor store

(FOX40.COM) — A Sacramento man is a multimillionaire after snagging a lucky lottery ticket from a local liquor store. Video: Warm Friday with a chilly evening — temperatures should creep into 80s for weekend The man, Raul Servellon de Leo, won $12 million. He bought the ticket on Nov. 29, 2025. He purchased the...
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Masked Man Allegedly Jumps Young Cyclist Outside Natomas Home

A routine bike ride turned terrifying near a Natomas home Wednesday afternoon when, according to the girl's mother, a masked man suddenly jumped out from behind a utility box and went after her child. The family says they are shaken, and Sacramento police have opened an investigation into the report.
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Sacramento Job Bloodbath: Nearly 200 Workers Axed In New WARN Filings

Three Sacramento-area employers have quietly filed new WARN notices that will wipe out about 185 jobs across the four-county region, hitting everyone from cannabis trimmers to tanker-truck drivers to charter-school staff. Who's Getting Hit. Federal WARN records show the latest filings affect 185 workers in the...
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Pasty Shack to close permanently after 74 years serving East Sacramento

A beloved East Sacramento pasty shop is closing this month, according to an announcement made by the business on Thursday. The Pastry Shack on 4746 J St. will close Friday, April 24, having served Sacramento since 1952, its website said. The family-owned business sells freshly baked and frozen Cornish, Bavarian and...
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State Superintendent Tony Thurmond Announces Workgroup to Address Impact of Rising Healthcare Costs on...

This announcement follows the end of the Twin Rivers Unified School District (TRUSD) teacher strike, reportedly the longest educator strike in California history. Rising healthcare costs were cited as a significant fiscal stressor by both labor and management. SACRAMENTO—Today, State Superintendent of Public...
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Don’t Judge This California Gas Station Until You Try Its Incredible Birria

If someone told you the best meal you’d have this month would come from a gas station, you’d probably laugh in their face and then go make a series of poor life choices at an overpriced restaurant. But Birria Boys in Elk Grove is here to prove that...
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Egg hunts to cruises: Check out 4 family-friendly Sacramento Easter events

Looking for the best place for an Easter egg hunt? Sacramento was ranked as one of the best cities — in the U.S. and among California cities — to celebrate Easter, according to WalletHub. WalletHub analyst Chip Lupo said cities that offer a variety of options for religious and non-religious Easter revelers ranked...
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City launches reimagined program to provide motel rooms for unhoused families

(FOX40.COM) — The City of Sacramento is launching a reimagined motel-based program that aims to house more families with young children. This voucher-based program would allow unhoused families to stay in certain Sacramento motels for 28-days at a time as they work with city officials to form a more long-term...
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4 years after Sacramento mass shooting, families still grieve as trial nears

Friday marks four years since the worst mass shooting in Sacramento history. Since then, police say they've been successful in reducing these types of violent crimes. One advocate says the city still isn't doing enough.

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