Sacramento, CA Winter Weather Alert: 10 Inches of Snow Monday Night–Wednesday
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Sacramento, CA – Drivers heading out of the Sacramento area toward the Sierra should prepare for winter travel impacts as snow moves into higher elevations beginning Monday night and continuing through...
Sacramento Gang Unit Corners Felon Riding With Converted Glock, AR-Style Pistol
A routine traffic stop in Sacramento County turned into a weapons bust when deputies boxed in a car and discovered a stash of illegal firearms inside, including a converted Glock and an unserialized AR-style pistol, according to the sheriff's office. Stop And Arrest. Detectives with the Sacramento County Sheriff's...
OneSpeed Pizza Searching for New Home in East Sacramento
An East Sacramento pizza mainstay is preparing to relocate. OneSpeed Pizza‘s current lease at 4818 Folsom Blvd expires at the end of 2026, and the building’s future appears tied to a potential multistory residential development. Rather than wait for the final domino to fall, chef-owner Rick Mahan has already begun...
Roseville Mall Grill Legend Fires Up New Home in Citrus Heights
After more than a decade feeding hungry shoppers in Roseville, the operator behind O Tasty Mongolian BBQ is staging a comeback, this time in Citrus Heights. The new spot has claimed a corner unit in Copperwood Square, where crews are busy installing a full kitchen and finishing out the interior. Fresh exterior...
Sacramento Zoo names first-ever okapi calf. ‘Stop by and say hi’ to him
The Sacramento Zoo’s youngest calf officially has a name. Zoo staff announced Saturday that their male okapi calf will be called Moki — a name inspired by his parents, Molimo and Kivuli. The announcement comes after the zoo invited the public in January to take part in naming the Land Park facility’s first-ever okapi...
Homelessness Response Report: Citywide work includes cleanup in East Del Paso Heights
The City’s Incident Management Team (IMT) received 607 calls for service last week and responded by engaging people experiencing homelessness, offering services and shelter options, and ensuring compliance with City laws and ordinances. From Jan. 26 to Feb. 1, the IMT responded to 520 unique locations, including an...
Sacramento Fire Department celebrates 176 years of service
The Sacramento Fire Department is celebrating 176 years of service to the Capital City, marking a legacy that began Feb. 5, 1850. In the mid-1800s, buildings in the area were largely made up of wooden structures, many covered with canvas. As the community grew, a series of fires threatened homes, businesses and the...
Sacramento Judge Won’t Drop K Street Murder Raps As Venue War Rages
Judge Michael Bowman on Wednesday refused to trim the murder charges against two men accused in the 2022 K Street mass shooting, keeping the case on track as a sprawling, high-stakes trial. The ruling leaves Deandre Martin and Mtula Payton each facing three murder counts while their attorneys keep fighting over where...
Robbery suspect at large after fleeing police pursuit in Sacramento County
(FOX40.COM) — The Citrus Heights Police Department is looking for a suspect connected to a robbery on Saturday in Foothill Farms. Video Above: Sacramento deputies arrest 21 people in retail theft operation After a reported robbery, CHPD was on the lookout for a car connected to the incident. The Sacramento County...
Sacramento Victims Fume as California Calls 50-Year-Old Inmates ‘Elderly’
California now treats people as “elderly” for parole once they hit 50, and that quiet policy shift has landed like a bomb for some Sacramento crime victims and the prosecutors who stood beside them in court. Lowering both the qualifying age and the years an inmate must serve means prisoners who were sentenced decades...
