Stepdad’s steps up Land Park dining scene with elevated ‘vibe,’ inviting eats
When Dad’s Kitchen on Freeport Boulevard closed in 2024 after nearly 15 years in business, it left Land Park without one of its beloved institutions. That’s where two local restaurateurs saw opportunity. (The Fair Oaks location of Dad’s is still open.) Chef Oliver Ridgeway of downtown’s Camden Spit & Larder and Tyler...
A man has fixed many of Sacramento’s neon signs. Now, his daughter’s learning
When Melissa Uroff got in trouble during high school, she’d have to go to work with her father Steve Uroff. For nearly four decades, Steve Uroff, who is 70 and lives in Carmichael, has had one of the more unique jobs in Sacramento. Take a look at a landmark neon sign in the city and there’s around an 80% chance he’s...
The $20 Reality Check: How California’s Wage Mandate Fractured the Fast-Food Economy
The $20 Reality Check: How California’s Wage Mandate Fractured the Fast-Food Economy. In the sprawling drive-thrus of Los Angeles and the suburban strip malls of Sacramento, a grand economic experiment has collided violently with the cold reality of the ledger. California’s Assembly Bill 1228, which mandated a $20...
Looking for a Unique Place to Eat in Sacramento? Try The Federalist
Craving a spot that feels like a secret find yet delivers big on flavor and vibes. Tucked in Matsui Alley, The Federalist blends wood fired pizza with an airy beer garden and playful energy. You get communal tables, bocce, and craft beer that pairs perfectly with chewy crusts and bright toppings. If you are hunting...
Sacramento police ask community to assist in finding missing man with health concerns
(FOX40.COM) — The Sacramento Police Department shared on X, asking for community members’ help in finding 61-year-old David Zoellner, who is at-risk due to mental health and medical conditions. • Video above: How to report a missing person According to Sacramento police, Zoellner was last seen around 8 a.m. on...
14 California Towns Seeing Grocery Costs Spike Faster Than The National Average
Grocery shopping in California has turned into an extreme sport, and I’m not talking about dodging shopping carts in crowded aisles. Prices are climbing faster than a tech bro on a hike to impress their Instagram followers, and certain towns are feeling the squeeze harder than others. While the...
Woman allegedly broke into Roseville TJ Maxx, stole $22,000 in goods
(FOX40.COM) — A woman was arrested Thursday evening after allegedly breaking into two stores at a shopping center in Roseville, the Roseville Police Department said. According to police, officers responded to a report of an alarm at Famous Footwear on Douglas Boulevard around 10 p.m. on Thursday. Video Above: Senate...
SAFE Credit Union merger will remove another headquarters from region
The planned merger between SAFE Credit Union and BECU will lead to the removal of SAFE’s headquarters from the Sacramento region, as the combined entity will be led from BECU’s existing headquarters in Washington state. SAFE Credit Union is currently based in Folsom, California and has played a significant role in...
The Dutch Bros Phenomenon: Unraveling the Mystery of Long Queues
There has been a recent buzz on social media about the popular coffee chain, Dutch Bros. The curiosity was sparked by an unusual sight of cars lining up around the entire parking lot of Dutch Bros. The question that has been making rounds is - why is this happening?
Sacramento small businesses lean on community support on Small Business Saturday
The day after Black Friday is Small Business Saturday. With the rise of online shopping and inflation, many Sacramento businesses are struggling. This is a day for shoppers to show their support.
