Man who plants thousands of 9/11 memorial flags in West Sacramento will retire, hopes...
It's an annual tradition led by volunteer John Vinson, who first started a memorial at the corner of Jefferson Boulevard and Locks Drive with just 14 flags in 2003.
Novice Hikers Left Stranded After Using AI to Plan Their Trip
Three men from Roseville, California were stranded overnight on Mount Shasta after relying on Google's Gemini AI for route planning and packing, leading to a critical misstep according to the Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office. Three men from Roseville, California found themselves stranded overnight on Mount Shasta after
Experience local chefs, artists at Sacramento’s least-known farm this Thursday
If you were not one of the few hundred people who attended Sunday’s Tower Bridge Dinner, there’s another opportunity to engage with farm-to-fork chefs and local wine and beer producers this week — and it costs a lot less. On Thursday, Sept. 10, CalExpo will host its inaugural An Evening on the Farm , a family-friendly
Man stalked woman for months before murdering her near Sac County Panera Bread, sheriff...
The man who killed himself during a standoff with Sacramento deputies along Highway 50 had been stalking a woman for months before executing her outside a Panera Bread, officials said Wednesday.
Wander Through Aisles Of Global Treasures At This Massive California International Market
Some grocery stores sell food, and some grocery stores sell the feeling that the whole world showed up just for you, and KP International Market in Rancho Cordova, California is very much the second kind. You’ll want to clear your afternoon for this one. Here’s a question worth asking...
Old Sac stabbing suspect speaking out from the Sacramento County Jail
(FOX40.COM) — Nineteen-year-old Ezekiel Griffis says he and his older brother and their close friend were out that night in July to celebrate him turning 19 that weekend. But he says things quickly turned violent when a group of young men, who they saw in an unrelated altercation, suddenly turned their attention to the
Sacramento Teens Spark Outrage After Water Prank Videos Target Unhoused People, Drawing Calls for...
SACRAMENTO, CA — Videos circulating online have put three Sacramento teens at the center of a growing wave of anger after footage showed them throwing water on people in public, including unhoused individuals. Viewers quickly pushed back on the clips, saying the behavior was not a joke and should be treated as harmful
Tooley Oil Co. Sells Convenience Retail Business
Family-owned Tooley exits the channel after nearly 50 years of business. Tooley Oil Co. has sold its petroleum marketing and convenience retail business to an undisclosed, confidential buyer, according to a statement from Matrix Capital Markets Group, which advised Tooley on the sale. The transaction included 12 conven
SacRT Blue Line service to be partially suspended for 2 weeks
(FOX40.COM) — A portion of the Sacramento Regional Transit District’s Blue Line light rail service will be partially suspended for over two weeks to allow for construction, SacRT announced. According to officials, the Blue Line will be unavailable between City College Station and Florin Station from Sept. 11 through S
Elk Grove discussing former proposed SacZoo site with Wilton Rancheria
(FOX40.COM) — Elk Grove city officials are expected to meet with representatives from Wilton Rancheria Wednesday evening to negotiate over a portion of the property that was previously considered for the relocation of the Sacramento Zoo. The property, located at 8675 Kammerer Road, had been chosen as the location for a

















