Sacramento City Council approves 2 new entertainment zones for public alcohol consumption
There are more places to sip in Sacramento after the city council designated new zones where booze can be consumed in public spaces.
Sacramento leaders count first to-go drink events as wins, approve more
Civic leaders, this week, chalked up Sacramento’s first two to-go drinks events as early successes, and paved the way for more. The events were organized after California lawmakers passed legislation allowing cities to establish so-called “entertainment zones,” wherein bars and restaurants can sell open containers of...
New disciplinary details: Teacher enlists students, hammers, crowbar to remove classroom carpet
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A teacher enlisted the use of students, hammers and a crowbar to remove carpeting in her classroom during instructional hours. Those are among the new details ABC10 is learning about the discipline of a longtime, beloved teacher. Many parents, students and teachers of Phoebe Hearst Elementary...
Human remains near roadway identified as Sacramento man reported missing months ago, officials say
(FOX40.COM) — The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office announced that human remains found near a roadway have been identified as a man who was reported missing several months ago.• Video Above: What should you do if someone you love goes missing? On Oct. 9, SCSO responded to the Courtland area off Highway 160 after...
It’s A Girlfriend Celebration invites women to social outing for two-day event
For women looking to make new friends and enjoy a weekend out, a two-day event in Sacramento aims to bring women together in the spirit of connection and fun. It’s A Girlfriend Celebration, hosted by nonprofit Rich Girl Dream Inc., is a two-day event Oct. 31 and Nov. 1 at the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center, 1401...
Sacramento County reports gains in homeless outreach, housing efforts
Biannual update shows more residents connected to care and permanent housing. Sacramento County’s latest biannual report shows growing success in its efforts to connect unhoused residents with housing, shelter, and behavioral health services. The report, presented this week to the Board of Supervisors by the...
Daylight Saving Time ends: Tips for adjusting to new sleep schedules
(FOX40.COM) — Daylight Saving Time ends on Nov. 2, and many are preparing to turn back their clocks by one hour at 2 a.m. But what does the time change mean for the internal clock? The Sleep Foundation organization said that while people gain an hour, the end of DST can still affect the circadian rhythm. […]
Sacramento Streets Safer After FBI’s ‘Summer Heat’ Blitz Nets Over 430 Judicial Actions and...
The streets of Sacramento, like many others across the nation, may just have become a tad safer following a concerted crackdown by the FBI. In a recently detailed report by the Sacramento Field Office, the conclusion of their "Summer Heat" operation marks the culmination of a robust, multi-month effort aiming to...
Governor Newsom Appoints Local Residents to Key State Roles in Civil Rights and Legal...
On October 22, 2025, Governor Gavin Newsom announced several appointments to state departments and commissions in California. The appointments include leadership roles in civil rights, legal examination, and correctional standards.
Student fight at Del Campo High in Fair Oaks prompted shelter-in-place, school district says
A fight between two students prompted a shelter-in-place order at a Sacramento-area high school Wednesday morning, officials say.
