Downtown Sacramento’s New Morning Habit: No Sabo Concheria’s Third‑Culture Conchas at H Street Eatery
This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. Downtown’s breakfast scene just got a third‑culture jolt. Since opening quietly on Sept. 14, 2025, No Sabo Concheria inside H Street’s shared dining hall has become one of the area’s most buzzed‑about morning stops. Think conchas baked daily, breakfast...
Sacramento school district eyes cuts to avoid insolvency. What might go?
Sacramento City Unified School District leaders are proposing a laundry list of cuts to prevent a financial crisis that would put the district at risk of county or state intervention. The district was already facing fiscal woes when a September report showed that the district spent $43 million more than expected last...
Sacramento’s Housing Crisis: Thousands Lack Affordable Options
Aubree and Oscar Petersen moved to Sacramento two years ago, putting the higher prices and worries about crime in Los Angeles in their rear view mirror. Still, it was a gamble for the Petersens and their young daughter, age 5 at the time. The apartment complex that had accepted the family’s application suddenly...
Alert Neighbor’s Call Leads to Arrest of Suspected Car Burglar in Elk Grove
Community vigilance played a key role in the apprehension of a car burglar in Elk Grove. According to a social media post by the Elk Grove Police Department, the incident occurred around 4 a.m. in an apartment complex on Bruceville Road. Seeing a man breaking a car window, a neighbor didn't hesitate to call the police.
Government shutdown puts energy aid at risk for vulnerable Californians
SACRAMENTO COUNTY, Calif. — A federal program that helps vulnerable people keep their lights on is facing an uncertain future if the government shutdown continues. The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) provides energy bill assistance and home weatherization to help families stay cool during summer...
Local Law Enforcement Uncovers Major Retail Theft Scheme Impacting Sacramento and Surrounding Areas
In September 2025, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) Valley Division Organized Retail Crime Task Force began an investigation after The Home Depot reported a fraud and theft scheme. The main suspect is accused of tampering with merchandise and returning altered products for new ones. Authorities link this method to...
New CHP K-9 Teams to Boost Public Safety in Local Communities
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) has added four new K-9 teams to its force. The teams graduated on November 7, 2025, at the CHP Academy in West Sacramento. This addition is part of the department’s efforts to improve public safety and law enforcement across California.
Jack’s Urban Eats Could Join West Sacramento’s Club Pheasant Development
A local fast-casual chain could be expanding to West Sacramento’s highly anticipated Club Pheasant redevelopment. Jack’s Urban Eats has reportedly agreed to lease space at the forthcoming multi-concept dining campus at 2525 Jefferson Blvd, according to an earlier report from KCRA. Founded in Sacramento in 1998,...
Supplies from Sacramento headed to help people impacted by Hurricane Melissa
(FOX40.COM) — Convoy of Hope is sending disaster relief supplies from its Sacramento distribution facility to Jamaica to help families in desperate need of assistance after Hurricane Melissa. Hurricane Melissa made landfall in western Jamaica as a category five storm, one of the strongest ever to make landfall. In...
Sacramento Rescue Chihuahua Stuns The World By Becoming A Marathon Champion
You know those stories that make you smile so big your cheeks hurt? This is one of them. Meet Jellybean, a tiny 9-pound Chihuahua from Sacramento who’s rewriting what it means to be an athlete. Forget protein shakes, fancy gear, and endless warm-ups; this little powerhouse fuels up on...
