Grand Avenue Blaze Tears Through Two Sacramento Homes
Two neighboring houses along Grand Avenue went up in flames Monday afternoon, sending thick, dark smoke over the Del Paso Heights skyline and slowing traffic near the Interstate 80 ramps as drivers tried to figure out what was going on. Fire crews moved in quickly to battle the blaze while...
Frends Brewhouse Goes Dark on J Street, Elk Grove Sister Spot in Limbo
Downtown Sacramento just lost a familiar taproom. Frends Brewhouse has closed its restaurant at 828 J St, and the future of its Elk Grove location now appears uncertain, erasing one of the chain's more prominent casual-dining and brewhouse options from the city center. What reporters found. According to the Sacramento.
USPS customers warned to check the weather before visiting embattled post office
A POST office has been stuck with an uncomfortable issue, and some customers may need to check the weather before stopping by. Brazen crimes have left workers at the USPS hub in a southern state struggling through the sweltering summer heat. Heartless copper thieves destroyed AC units at the Centre...
Forest Service workers were studying frogs before Northern California kidnapping
A father and son accused of abducting two biologists working for the U.S. Forest Service in a remote part of Northern California last week made their first appearance in federal court on Monday, and were charged with kidnapping federal employees, as well as aiding and abetting. Joseph Charles Henrichsen, 49, and Phoeni
Repeat offender busted again less than 24 hours after release in brazen jewelry store...
Surveillance video captures a California teen allegedly stealing jewelry from a store less than 24 hours after his jail release on identical charges.
Homeowner fumes over ‘invasive’ trash can checks as city government lifts lids & looks...
A HOMEOWNER has criticized his city’s new trash sorting system rules as officials are actively looking for violators. One US city is opening garbage can lids to see if residents properly sorted different trash following a new law. In Sacramento, California, over 4,000 households will soon have their trash...
Potential storms from Tropical Storm Elida prompt red flag warning in NorCal
Northern Californians should expect an abnormally muggy and hot week with the potential for thunderstorms as a post-tropical cyclone dissipates along the coastline and into the Pacific Ocean over the next few days. As of Monday, July 20, the National Hurricane Center is warning that Elida, the post-tropical cyclone, is
Sacramento Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Reviews: Honest Buyer Insights
When people in Sacramento look for a new or used car, many turn to Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram dealerships. These stores carry some of America’s most popular vehicles, from tough trucks to stylish SUVs. But before you spend your money, you want to know what other buyers think. Real reviews can help you avoid mistakes, spot
Prescribed burn to take place at Mather Airport in preparation for California Capital Airshow
(FOX40.COM) — The forecast in the Mather area on Monday will be smoky skies, as the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District announced they are partnering with the Sacramento County Airport Fire Department to conduct a planned prescribed burn at the Mather Airport. Controlled fire will be used to remove approximately 118
Steel tops out on Dignity Health’s new Folsom ambulatory care centre
Construction has reached a major milestone on Dignity Health’s new Advanced Ambulatory Care Center (AACC) in Folsom, with project partners celebrating the placement of the building’s final structural steel beam. Representatives from Dignity Health, developer NexCore Group, architect Perkins&Will, builder XL Constructio

















