Koja Kitchen closes downtown Sacramento restaurant on K Street
Koja Kitchen in downtown Sacramento is permanently closed after over six years of operation.
Folsom police impound e-moto, pledge increased enforcement of e-bike activity
Folsom police impounded an off-highway electric motorcycle Wednesday, signaling the city’s continued efforts to crack down on e-bikes and e-motos. According to the Folsom Police Department , officers impounded the e-moto because its rider — a juvenile — was the subject of an ongoing investigation into the June 23 vanda
Many California drivers to retake written DMV test after receiving letter that stated “irregularities”
Thousands of California licensed drivers who already passed their tests are receiving letters from the DMV stating their licenses are about to be cancelled.
Where to Watch 4th of July Fireworks Near Folsom (2026 Guide)
Looking for the best places to catch a spectacular fireworks display for Independence Day? Whether you want to stay local or check out the surrounding communities, there are plenty of incredible options. From rodeo action right here in town to lakeside concerts just up the hill, this is your ultimate...
Grand Jury Describes CSD as ‘Still a Work in Progress’
RANCHO MURIETA, CA (MPG) - Three years after a Sacramento County Grand Jury concluded the Rancho Murieta Community Services District had “lost the public trust,” a new Grand Jury report says the district has made measurable progress but remains “a work in progress.”. The June 24 report...
K Street trial deliberations delayed two weeks
(FOX40.COM) — Juror deliberations for the K Street Shooting trial will be delayed for two weeks because a juror will be going on vacation, Sacramento Superior Court Judge Michael Bowman announced in court on Wednesday. Deliberations began Monday and continued throughout the week until the judge approved a two-week paus
Hometown Parade, Cattle Drive draws huge crowd to Historic Folsom
Evening debut, patriotic flyover and the long-awaited return of the Historic Folsom Cattle Drive combined for one of the largest hometown celebrations in parade history. Three historic World War II-era aircraft soaring over Historic Folsom signaled the beginning of an unforgettable evening Wednesday as one of the large
West Sacramento Surges As Yolo County Tax Roll Jumps To $41.2 Billion
Yolo County’s 2026 tax assessment roll just punched through a record $41.2 billion, climbing about $1.58 billion from last year for a 3.98% jump in total assessed value. For the first time in a decade, West Sacramento grabbed the top growth spot, with an increase of about 4.66%, while every other city in the county als
Three juveniles arrested in Citrus Heights on suspicion of arson
By Sara Beth Williams– — Citrus Heights Police have arrested three juveniles Tuesday evening on suspicion of committing arson following a dispute between the arrested individuals and another juvenile. Just before 7 p.m. on Tuesday evening, Citrus Heights Police responded to reports of a house on fire in...
Trailer fire in North Sacramento leaves at least one injured
(FOX40.COM) — At least one person was injured after a trailer caught fire Wednesday afternoon in the South Hagginwood neighborhood in north Sacramento, officials said. Crews with the Sacramento Fire Department were dispatched around 3:41 p.m. to a property in the 1000 block of Alamos Avenue near the intersection of Bel

















