A New Live Music Venue Is Proposed for Old North Sacramento
A new live music venue is in the works at 1113 Del Paso Boulevard in Old North Sacramento, where Green Box LLC is proposing a 2,000-capacity entertainment space with a stage, mezzanine, bars, VIP areas, and outdoor patio space, according to details reported by the Sacramento Business Journal. The project is still worki
Second Wave Surge, CIM Marathon Set To Flood Sacramento Streets With Double The Runners
The California International Marathon is about to get a lot more crowded. Starting in 2027, organizers plan to introduce a second start wave, roughly doubling the size of the field and stretching race-day logistics deeper into the late morning and early afternoon. They say the December 2026 edition will stick with the
Sacramento Motel Shakeup Strands Homeless Families Overnight
On June 1, the City of Sacramento flipped the switch on a major overhaul of its family motel shelter system, and some parents say they were left hunting for rooms with nowhere to go that night. As the city wound down its long-running motel placements and moved to a new Emergency Shelter Voucher program, families who ha
Mrs. Rasmussen teaches 6th Grade at Maeola R. Beitzel Elementary in Sacramento, CA.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — ABC10, in partnership with SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union and Sacramento State’s College of Education, is proud to announce Helen Rasmussen as Teacher of the Month for June 2026. Mrs. Rasmussen teaches 6th Grade at Maeola R. Beitzel Elementary in Sacramento CA. In place for 20+ years, Teacher of
Arrest made in hate-related vandalism incidents in Sacramento
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A 19-year-old has been arrested in connection with multiple hate-related vandalism incidents after swastikas and other symbols were found on a property near Tahoe Park. An investigation by the Sacramento Police Department began in July 2025 after the symbols were found on a property in the...
Davis Stabbings Retrial Focuses on Mental State as Witnesses Describe Attacks and Aftermath
WOODLAND, Calif. — The retrial of former UC Davis student Carlos Dominguez proceeded this week in Yolo County Superior Court, with jurors hearing testimony about the deadly 2023 Davis stabbing attacks while confronting the central question that has defined the case from the outset: whether the accused acted with crimin
Bicyclist killed in late-night North Sacramento crash on Marysville Boulevard
A bicyclist was killed late Tuesday after colliding with a car in North Sacramento, according to police. The cyclist was pronounced dead shortly after the 10:45 p.m. crash in the Hagginwood neighborhood, in the 3200 block of Marysville Boulevard between Arcade and Los Robles boulevards. The male cyclist was identified
Wingstop parking lot shooting in south Sacramento leads to murder conviction
A jury on Tuesday found a man guilty of second-degree murder for a shooting two years ago in the parking lot of a south Sacramento Wingstop restaurant . Alimohammed Hamid, 23, was convicted for the shooting death of 38-year-old Joseph Anthony Soto Jr., the Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office announced Wednesda
Four Sacramento moms with kids fear they’ll live outside due to city program change
Four mothers with young children are afraid they will be sleeping outdoors starting Wednesday, due to an issue that occurred when the city of Sacramento made a change to its longstanding homeless motel shelter program. The City Motel Program, which has sheltered over 2,000 children since 2020, is being run differently
Sacramento high school to retire Native American mascot mural
School leaders at Hiram Johnson High School in Sacramento, known as “the home of the Warriors,” is going to remove a stereotypical depiction of a Native American man painted on the wall of its gym, according to The Sacramento Bee. Native students and community members presented a petition...

















