Jesuit High School Sacramento to admit girls in 2027
(FOX40.COM) — Jesuit High School Sacramento has announced a “bold and mission-driven” transition to become a co-divisional Catholic high school on Sunday. JHS officials said it will welcome its first cohort of young women to its historically all-boys campus beginning in Fall 2027 after the Jesuit High School of...
California Department of Fish and Wildlife meet for two days starting on Wednesday (10/8)
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife meets Wednesday and Thursday October 8 and 9 in Sacramento. Amongst the many items on the the agenda for the two day meeting are a request for a six-month extension to deliver the one-year status review report on the petition to list the western burrowing owl as a...
Sacramento elementary teacher put on leave. Parents say it was retaliation
Mark Henrikson, a sixth-grade teacher at Phoebe Hearst Elementary School, was placed on administrative leave Monday. Parents believe he is being retaliated against by the school district for speaking out on behalf of his former partner-teacher who they say was unfairly removed from the classroom earlier this year....
Drug manufacturing, robbery, grand theft amidst latest Folsom crime calls
The following are the most recently released and up-to-date crime reports for the community of Folsom through October 5, 2025. The reports are public records and the latest to be released, furnished by the Folsom Police Department and published by FolsomTimes.com as a public service to help residents remain aware of...
Man convicted in 1981 murder of 66-year-old woman
(FOX40.COM) — A man was convicted of first-degree murder on Sept. 30 for the killing of 66-year-old Clara Miller in 1981, according to the Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office. Officials said Arties Johnson kicked in Miller’s front door on Dec. 16, 1981, leaving behind a boot print. Johnson then beat,...
Inmate at Sacramento Main Jail dies, terminal illness death
(FOX40.COM) — A 66-year-old inmate at the Sacramento County Main Jail died at a local hospital Monday due to a terminal illness, according to the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office. Video Above: ABC10 shooting suspect speaks out from Sacramento jail SCSO said the inmate had been in custody since Sept. 10 for failing...
Sacramento man accused of shooting at ABC10 pleads not guilty to federal charges
Anibal “Al” Hernandez Santana pleaded not guilty Monday to federal charges related to the shooting last month at ABC10 television studios on Broadway. Mark Reichel, Hernandez Santana’s attorney, entered the plea on behalf of his client. U.S. Magistrate Judge Sean C. Riordan scheduled Hernandez Santana to return Nov....
‘It was just exhilarating’: Sacramento native and ‘Beauty in Black’ star Xavier Smalls returns...
(FOX40.COM) — Actor, producer and writer Xavier Smalls came back to the Sacramento area as he gets ready for his second short film, ‘Picture Perfect’, to be featured in the Oak Park Black Film Festival starting on Tuesday.• Video above: Studio 40, Xavier Smalls – Picture Perfect According to the Oak Park website, the...
Sacramento jurors convict in brutal 1981 killing after DNA evidence cracks case
Nearly 44 years after the brutal murder of a Sacramento County woman, her killer will go to prison for his crime after DNA evidence thawed the decades-long cold case. Sacramento Superior Court jurors on Sept. 30 convicted Arties Johnson, 65, of first-degree murder and burglary in the December 1981 killing of...
How CapRadio’s ex-treasurer brokered $1.1M in contracts – with his own company
Two influential Capital Public Radio leaders skirted guardrails intended to fortify the nonprofit against ethical lapses and steered $1.1 million in contracts to a former board treasurer’s company. Bill Yee, then-CapRadio’s board treasurer, initiated a conversation in 2018 to secure a deal to supply the station’s new...
