Elk Grove Pre-Dawn Raid Hauls In 61 Pounds Of Pot And DIY Bombs
Elk Grove police say a coordinated pre-dawn search at homes in Elk Grove and Sacramento turned up a hefty stash of drugs, cash, weapons and homemade explosives. Officers seized more than 61 pounds of marijuana, about 630 THC cartridges, two pistols, illegal fireworks and several suspected improvised explosive...
Damaged utility pole knocks out power for 10k in Arden Arcade area, SMUD say
More than 10,000 homes and business briefly lost power Saturday after an outage struck the Arden Arcade area, the Sacramento Municipal Utility District reported. The outage began around 11:45 a.m. and was caused by damaged equipment, according to SMUD. A utility spokesperson said a “pole is down” and that...
Man faces charges after stealing mail, using stolen credits in several counties
Authorities have arrested a man suspected of stealing mail and using the enclosed stolen credit card in three Northern California counties. Deputies say the investigation started last month after an El Dorado County man reported his mail stolen. During their investigation, Matthew Henson emerged as a person of...
California DMV expands permitted areas for Waymo robotaxis
The new areas include the entire Bay Area, Sacramento and nearly all of Southern California, down to the Mexican border.
A Sacramento school district reviewing safety after autistic student goes missing from Natomas campus
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A Sacramento mother is demanding answers after her autistic, nonverbal son walked away from Natomas Park Elementary School on Friday and was found about an hour later near a busy intersection a quarter-mile from campus. She said her son went missing around 11:10 a.m. after walking...
El Tapatio Revives Natomas Marketplace Corner with Patio, Cantina, and Taco Bar Tuesdays
This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. A familiar Jalisco-style name is lighting up a long-quiet spot in Natomas Marketplace. El Tapatio Mexican Restaurant – Natomas has opened at 3521 Truxel Rd, taking over the former On The Border with a light remodel and a city‑approved, enclosed...
Sacramento Residents Turn to Local Latin Comfort Foods as Weather Cools
As Sacramento’s weather cools in late 2025, residents and visitors are turning to the city’s Latin food options. The city’s Latino food scene offers a range of dishes and drinks suited for colder days. Local Latin eateries serve both traditional and modern menu items.
West Sac Power Play: Council Triggers Land Seizure For I Street Bridge
Last Wednesday, the West Sacramento City Council voted to kick off eminent domain proceedings on several riverfront parcels tied to the long-planned I Street Bridge replacement. The action targets properties at 200 C Street, 310 Second Street, and 320 Second Street, which city officials say are needed to clear the...
Pedestrian Fatally Struck by Vehicle at Intersection in South Sacramento as Driver Undergoes Sobriety...
A tragic incident unfolded on Wednesday night in south Sacramento, resulting in the death of a pedestrian. According to KCRA 3, a man was struck and fatally injured by a vehicle around 9:15 p.m. at the intersection of Fruitridge and Power Inn roads. The Sacramento Police quickly responded to the scene, and upon...
Former Chief of Staff to Xavier Becerra Formally Enter Guilty Plea
A former chief of staff to Xavier Becerra is pleading guilty to several charges. Sean McCluskie is pleading guilty to conspiracy and to stealing 225-thousand dollars from Becerra’s dormant campaign fund. McCluskie worked with lobbyist Greg Campbell to disguise the theft, falsely claiming that McCluskie’s wife...
