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Sacramento Metro Fire thankful to serve community and save lives on Thanksgiving

The emergency calls still come in, even on Thanksgiving, and thousands of first responders, including in Sacramento, spent the holiday working.
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Greater Sacramento Urban League Files Lawsuit Against Black Star Universal For Return Of $300K...

The Greater Sacramento Urban League (GSUL) has filed a lawsuit in hopes of recovering a six-figure investment.
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Sacramento’s Aftershock Festival to add camping options for first time come 2026

Aftershock organizers will be taking a page from other large music festivals around the country for next year's edition.
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Imaginarium gets green light from crews to open at Cal Expo after delays

(FOX40.COM) — Imaginarium at Cal Expo, the highly anticipated annual holiday activity in the Sacramento area, has announced the opening of its doors to the community at 5 p.m. on Wednesday.• Video above: Imaginarium holiday light display returns to Sacramento (2023) The Imaginarium was delayed in opening its doors...
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Knife-wielding man shot dead by Placer deputy at Dry Creek Park in west Roseville

A sheriff’s deputy shot and killed a man who charged at deputies with a knife at a west Roseville park Tuesday night, said Placer County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff’s officials are investigating the incident at Dry Creek Community Park in west Roseville. Deputies were sent to the park in the 9200 block of Walerga Road...
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Sacramento emergency crews respond to 6 people involved in major crash amid holiday

(FOX40.COM) — Six people were involved in a major crash on Thursday evening, according to the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District.– Video Above: What to do if you witness a crash Around 6:30 p.m., fire crews responded to the 7500 block of Antelope Road in Citrus Heights for a report of a multi-vehicle accident....
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Folsom is Where to Find the Best Fish & Chips Around Sacramento

While on the hunt for the best fish & chips around Sacramento, we found ourselves happy in Folsom. Set in the heart of Historic Folsom’s Sutter Street, Fat Rabbit Public House sits among brick storefronts, galleries and small shops that draw locals and visitors year-round. The European-style tavern offers traditional...
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Vehicle rollover causes power outage in Rio Linda

(FOX40.COM) — The Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District responded to a vehicle rollover that crashed into an SMUD pole on Thursday morning. Video Above: SMUD removing trees near headquarters Around 6:15 a.m. 7th Street, the power lines were down due to the car incident. SMUD arrived at the scene to de-energize the...
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California’s Oldest AME Church Celebrates Historic 175th Anniversary

The overflowing pride, spiritual joy and sense of community was tangible at the oldest African American church in California, St. Andrews African Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E.). On Nov. 15-16. the congregation celebrated its 175th anniversary with a special church service and a “living museum” event in Sacramento....
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Sacramento Snags Siemens Rail Boss As North America Chief Sets Up Shop In City

Siemens Mobility will keep its North America CEO in Sacramento, reinforcing the city’s role as a major train-building hub. Interim chief Tobias Bauer is set to become the permanent CEO early next week. According to the Sacramento Business Journal, Bauer will be officially installed as Siemens Mobility North...

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