Sacramento Salute For Two San Bernardino Deputies Killed In The Line Of Duty
San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputies filled the grounds of the California Peace Officers' Memorial in Sacramento on Monday, standing in formation as the names of Deputy Hector Cuevas Jr. and Deputy Andrew Nunez were read into state history. The two fallen deputies were among the newest officers added to the monument during the annual ceremony, as county leaders and colleagues made the trip north...
Teacher sacrifices benefits and hours to keep historic Sacramento preschool open
A historic Sacramento preschool slated for closure will stay open thanks to a passionate campaign by members of the school community, a tuition hike and a teacher’s personal sacrifice. Amanda Chapman, Edward Kelley Preschool’s teacher of a decade, stood before the Sacramento City Unified School District board Thursday night and thanked them for collaborating with her and district personnel to create a plan that...
Roseville Goes Nuts As Donuts & Coffey Lands In West Marketplace
Donuts & Coffey has officially rolled into Roseville, quietly swinging open the doors on its third Sacramento-area shop at West Roseville Marketplace on Thursday. The Sacramento mini-chain, already a cult favorite for its kronuts and mochi doughnuts, is bringing its full playbook to town: coffee, smoothies and bubble tea alongside classic raised and cake doughnuts. The Roseville opening builds on a small but...
Pedestrian killed in South Sacramento crash, CHP says
(FOX40.COM) — A pedestrian was killed in a vehicle crash Thursday night in South Sacramento, according to the California Highway Patrol. The crash was reported around 10:07 p.m. near Judette Avenue and Power Inn Road. CHP officials reported that the crash involved a vehicle and a pedestrian and that the pedestrian was pronounced dead at […]
Burlington Bargain Blitz Headed For Carmichael’s Crestview Village
Burlington is on its way to Carmichael, after signing a lease for a new store at Crestview Village on Manzanita Avenue. The national off-price retailer will add another big-name draw to a shopping center that has been shuffling tenants and rolling out upgrades in recent months. As first reported by...
1 wounded in South Natomas shooting, police investigate
(FOX40.COM) — One person was wounded in a shooting late Wednesday night in Sacramento, according to the Sacramento Police Department. Sacramento police said its officers responded shortly after 9:45 p.m. to reports of a shooting in the 2600 block of Erin Drive. Police reported that one victim suffered a gunshot wound and was alert and talking […]
‘Savages and Lowlife Scum’: ‘Heartless Thieves Take Advantage of California Car Owner in Their...
A Honda Civic owner in Sacramento, California, met a tragic fate after thieves had stolen all the wheels off his car, right in their own driveway. Reddit user Rascal_life posted their sad situation on r/hondacivic, explaining how they had always parked their car in the garage since buying it 2 years ago. Unfortunately, a family member had suddenly passed, so they offered to...
90 rat feces and ‘gnaw marks’ on bag of rice found at this local...
Sacramento County health inspectors closed six eateries including a local banquet hall after finding approximately 90 rat feces in the facility and gnaw marks on a bag of rice. Meanwhile, 15 eateries, including a local casino, received citations for health code violations such as having raw meat stored over vegetables, a blocked hand sink and pink and brown residue in an ice machine. What...
Feds Nail Sacramento Felon With 8 Years After Fentanyl, Gun Bust
A 23-year-old Sacramento man is headed to federal prison for eight years after a parole search at his home turned up fentanyl and a gun, according to prosecutors. U.S. District Judge John A. Mendez handed down the sentence Tuesday in Sacramento federal court for Gabriel Cabrera, who pleaded guilty in September to being a felon in possession of a firearm and possession...
Sacramento Teens Ghosted In Brutal Summer Job Hunt
With summer only weeks away, Sacramento teens are discovering that the classic spring scramble for part-time work has morphed into months of silence and rejection. Students say they have sent out dozens of applications, sat through interview after interview, and then heard nothing back. For some, like 18-year-old Antelope High senior Harlin Babrah, persistence eventually worked, but the road to that...

















