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All-you-can-eat sushi restaurant opens on Rancho Cordova’s Folsom Boulevard

Along Folsom Boulevard, a new sushi restaurant has settled into a longtime Rancho Cordova storefront. Akame Sushi is serves traditional Japanese sushi, sushi tacos and rolls at its Rancho Cordova location at 12251 Folsom Blvd. This is the second location for the all-you-can-eat-sushi buffet, its other location is in Ro
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Roseville man pleads guilty to stealing $2.3 million from employer

(FOX40.COM) — A Roseville man pled guilty on Monday to stealing $2.3 million from his employer over the course of two years, the Placer County District Attorney’s Office said. Video: Roseville trophy store owner says “best man” stole $2.3 million (Sept. 7, 2026) From February 2023 to July 2025, Christopher William Edwa
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Sacramento’s SMUD Museum opens new cafe with a menu that’s out of this world

After completing its annual maintenance week, SMUD’s Museum of Science and Curiosity reopened Friday, Sept. 18. Part of the reopening Friday the museum’s new Galaxy Cafe. The new dining option, which will occupy the same spot as the former Curiosity Cafe, “is environmentally friendly and uses a zero-carbon, all-electri
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Mother, son missing; Sacramento police ask for public’s help

(FOX40.COM) — A woman and her son are missing, and the Sacramento Police Department is calling on the public for help finding them. Alexia James, 22, and her 2-year-old son Michael Keola were last seen in the 6900 block of Wagon Wheel Way in Florin around 1 p.m. Sunday. According to police, both missing people […]
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Crowds Welcome Country Faire to Its New Ranch House Home

The Rio Linda-Elverta Country Faire’s move from downtown Rio Linda to the historic Dry Creek Ranch House appears to have passed its first major test Saturday: The community showed up. Early estimates indicate that more than 8,000 people attended the opening day of the 13th annual Faire, exploring rows...
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Expect scattered Sierra showers as temps start to climb. How hot will it get?

The clouds streaking across the sky Sunday and Monday are from a little metrological feature dipping into Southern California early this week: a cut-off low. And it will have implications across the Golden State — most directly a burst of showers and thunderstorms in the Sierra on Monday evening. As the low pressure sy
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Wienermobile headed to Historic Folsom’s Pawtoberfest next Sunday

Dog-friendly celebration brings an American icon to town while supporting Hearts 4 Heroes USA’s Paw Platoon program. There will be plenty of dogs taking over Historic Folsom next Sunday, but one of them will be 27 feet long, bright yellow and orange and rolling into town on four wheels.
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Davis Landmark Victorian Listed for $3,315,000

The property’s landmark status and designated trees are part of its documented history. The City of Davis designates 2727 Russell Boulevard, known as Four Palms, as a Municipal Historic Landmark. The black walnut trees planted along Russell Boulevard by the LaRue family in the 1870s are separately designated Landmark T
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Sacramento County park closes after ‘major vandalism’ destroys facilities

(FOX40.COM) — A Sacramento County park is closed Sunday after suspects “destroyed” facilities throughout the property, officials said. Sacramento County Regional Parks announced that Ancil Hoffman Park had experienced a “major vandalism event” Sunday morning. Ten light poles and multiple street signs were knocked down
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2026 Citrus Heights Police Logs Spotlight: Sept 10-16

Sentinel Staff report– — Latest police logs show an increase in suspicious circumstances while showing a decrease in vehicle violations. Below is a summary of police incident logs from Sept. 10-16. Fireworks: 2 (up from 0) Animal control: 13 (down from 15) 911 hangups: 29 (up from 24)

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