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‘We do not want this stuff getting out’: More Costco plants found with invasive...

A second wave of Costco plant shipments has been found carrying evidence of an invasive insect that can spread a fatal grapevine disease, widening concern among California agriculture officials.
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For RTO workers, here are some after-hours options of where to eat, sip, unwind

State employees who are returning to the office this week may be looking to commiserate with fellow office workers before heading home. Maybe it’s for dinner or an activity as way to unwind before heading home. With that in mind, we’ve compiled a list of places where you can relax, refuel or (re)cap your day. Catch a $
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Elk Grove’s Fourth of July Celebration: Everything you need to know

(FOX40.COM) — There are plenty of Independence Day celebrations throughout the region paying homage to our nation’s 250th anniversary. In Elk Grove, the city will be hosting tens of thousands of attendees for their ‘Salute to the Red, White and Blue’ celebration. Gates open at 7:00 a.m. with the fireworks and drone sho
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California Forever’s Bid to Win Manufacturing Jobs Divides Solano County Residents

Company officials are pursuing legislation that would streamline environmental and regulatory reviews for its mega-development in Solano County, but some local residents are concerned it could mean a hasty deal without oversight. Solano County residents and local officials have mixed feelings about a draft legislative
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Sacramento man killed in North City Farms stabbing identified by coroner

Sacramento County coroner’s officials have identified the victim of the fatal stabbing last month on Atlas Avenue in south Sacramento as Reynaldo Barraza, 49, of Sacramento. Sacramento police officers responded June 25 to a report of the stabbing in the city’s North City Farms neighborhood and found Barraza on the 2800
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Will RTO change downtown Sacramento? Businesses assess Day One

On the first day of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s return-to-office order, some downtown businesses reported heavier foot traffic than usual, while others said it was roughly on par with typical weekdays. State workers, meanwhile, said in interviews that they battled traffic and congested parking garages during their commutes to
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A Popular Chicken Chain Is Opening a New Sacramento-Area Restaurant, Creating 60 Jobs

Chick-fil-A is expanding its Sacramento-area footprint with a new restaurant in Carmichael. The restaurant will be operated by a local Owner-Operator and will participate in Chick-fil-A’s community programs. The opening also coincides with a limited-time free coffee promotion at participating Northern California locati
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1 shot in Sacramento, police say

(FOX40.COM) — A man was shot Wednesday morning in Sacramento, officials said. Officers with the Sacramento Police Department were dispatched just before 5:30 a.m. to a reported assault somewhere in the city. A department spokesperson was unable to give a location at this time. Upon arrival, a man with at least one non-
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Downtown Sacramento Stunned As Pennisi’s Deli Vanishes After 74 Years

Pennisi’s Deli, a no-frills lunch counter that had anchored downtown Sacramento’s midday routine since the early 1950s, has quietly gone dark. Regulars showed up on Wednesday to find the checkerboard floor bare, the interior cleared out, and the familiar sign removed from its longtime J Street perch. Family...
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Grand jury flags disparities for Black students with disabilities in Natomas

The Sacramento County Grand Jury says the Natomas Unified School District is not adequately serving students with disabilities, with Black students facing disproportionate impacts. The report, released Tuesday, says the jury found that students with disabilities in the district face high rates of absenteeism and suspen

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