Bill to ban shock gloves advances
California lawmakers could temporarily ban the use of wearable electroshock devices by law enforcement, including federal agencies like ICE. The bill requires a study be conducted on the safety and community impacts of the devices. It also prohibits state funds from being used to purchase them. Sacramento County Sherif
Body recovered from canal near American River
(FOX40.COM) — A body has been recovered from a canal near the American River, the Sacramento County Coroner’s Office confirmed Wednesday. The body was recovered Tuesday near Hazel Avenue, a street that crosses the American River just below Lake Natoma and the Nimbus Dam. The deceased individual is still unidentified, a
Lush Dental Studio Redefines the Dental Visit for Over 9,000 Sacramento Patients
Lush Dental Studio, a Natomas-based dental practice founded by Dr. Moid Khan, has been named recipient of the Consumer Rating Institute's Dentist of the Year 2026 award for Sacramento, CA, based on 1,399 reviews and a 4.9-star overall rating. Sacramento, CA - September 1, 2026 - Lush Dental Studio, a...
Sacramento’s CrockerCon announces special guests for Sept. 20 festival
(FOX40.COM) — The Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento has announced the guest lineup for this year’s CrockerCon, its free annual pop-culture festival. More than 60 exhibitors and comic book creators will table at the event scheduled for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 20, at the museum located downtown at 216 O Street.
West Roseville schools race to keep up with rapid population growth
The Roseville City School District added 377 students between the 2024-25 and 2025-26 school years. That growth is already creating a very real challenge: making sure there's enough space for current and future students.
Our Street Night Market Returns to R Street With 100-Plus Vendors
Six blocks of Sacramento's R Street Corridor will transform into an open-air food hall this Saturday, September 5, as Our Street Night Market returns with more than 100 local food vendors, chefs and restaurateurs packed between 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. The free and $5 tickets are already gone, leaving only $15 tickets for an
Moose Boats Completes Boat for Sacramento Sheriff’s Office
Moose Boats is excited to have completed the M2-38 patrol vessel for the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office. The M2-38 is a 38-foot catamaran powered by twin Volvo Penta D6-480 diesel engines with a combined 960 horsepower with Hamilton Jets. According to Sacramento County Sheriff Sergeant Sam Flores, “Our main...
An early autumn? Showers coming across NorCal – here’s how much rain could fall
As temperatures cool and the atmospheric pressure falls, Northern California and the Sacramento Valley is set for a splash of what will become increasingly familiar in a few months time — rain. A trough of lower pressure draped across the western United States is continuing to deepen, prompting temperatures to lower on
California wildfire compensation bill stalls in Sacramento
A California wildfire compensation bill intended to support victims of major blazes failed to move forward in Sacramento after the State Assembly opted not to hold a vote on the measure.
Sacramento school district’s financial crisis exemplifies politicization of public education
Having a union-dominated school board has not stemmed the tide of red ink in the Sacramento City Unified district.
