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Sacramento grand jury: Country club hasn’t paid to water its grass for decades

Three years after a civil grand jury found a public utility was not charging a country club enough for water, the utility is still doing so, a new report found. The Rancho Murieta Community Services District has now been giving discounted reclaimed water to irrigate the Rancho Murieta Country Club golf courses for 38 y
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How This LEGENDARY Breakfast Gem Keeps Locals Coming Back in Sacramento, CA

1583 W El Camino Ave Ste 103, Sacramento, CA 95833. Hot Off The Griddle is the kind of neighborhood breakfast spot that quietly turns into a habit. Locals fall for its big, satisfying plates, friendly faces, and prices that feel fair for the amount of food on the table. Regulars...
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‘Shrouded it in darkness’: Sacramento County Grand Jury critical of police review commission

(FOX40.COM) — The Sacramento County Grand Jury released a report Thursday that found the Sacramento Community Police Review Commission ineffective in its goal to improve policing. The civil review group, after an eight-month investigation, said the commission obscures the Sacramento Police Department’s activities rathe
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Spirit Kings Liquor Is Opening a New Location on Hillsdale Boulevard

Spirit Kings Liquor is expanding with a new location at 5621 Hillsdale Blvd in Sacramento, according to a liquor license application filed with the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control on June 23, 2026. The new store is operated by Spirit Kings Inc, with Robert Jasdeep Singh Hayer and Darinder Singh Dhil
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Late-night jail releases have dropped but remain high, Sacramento grand jury says

A grand jury investigation discovered that the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office has reduced late-night releases of inmates from its downtown jail by more than a third, but that number remains higher than similar-sized California county jails. The sheriff’s downtown Main Jail on I Street, between Sixth and Seventh str
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Sacramento Spent $2.5 Million on a Homeless Tent Camp, Taxpayers Want to Know Why

Sacramento opened a new $2.5 million homeless Safe Camping site in the River District this week, expanding temporary shelter capacity while city…
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German and American Cockroaches found at these Sacramento-area eateries. What else?

Sacramento County Health Inspectors closed four Sacramento-area eateries after discovering health food violations including dozens of German and American cockroaches in facilities, and restaurants unable to maintain proper holding temperatures of potentially hazardous foods. Additionally, health inspectors cited three
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Sandwiched Between San Francisco And Sacramento Is California’s Wildlife Area With Fishing And Scenic...

San Francisco and Sacramento are two of the largest and busiest cities in California. However, sandwiched between these two metro areas is 88,000 acres of unspoiled marsh known as the Suisun Marsh. This vast marshland, which is America's largest contiguous estuarine marsh, serves as a haven for a vast variety of wildli
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SB 79 developments in Los Angeles: Another failing effort from Sacramento

PLANNING WATCH - How can the LA area have so many vacant houses and apartments, yet builders and Sacramento politicians claim the underlying problem is a housing shortage, for which they must build “affordable” housing to fill the gap? This is the essence of SB 79, a new California state housing law. SB 79 overrides lo
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Folsom’s Ruby’s Books is Getting a New Home

Ruby’s Books, the family-owned independent bookstore that has been a fixture in Folsom’s Historic District since 2020, is making its biggest move yet. Owner Stacy Gould confirmed to What Now Sacramento that the store has purchased the building at 705 Sutter Street (directly across from its current location at 724 Sutte

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