Yuba City reunites with 1931 fire engine after Sacramento museum’s closure
A nearly century-old fire engine is back where it first went into service: Yuba City.
Blue Diamond Closing Sacramento Plant, Cutting 600 Jobs
Blue Diamond has announced plans to wind down operations at its plant in Sacramento, California, cutting some 600 jobs in the process. The cooperative says it was founded in 1910 to "ensure the long-term success of small, multigenerational almond farmers and their families in California." To keep that mission on...
Costco Snaps Up Land Near Rio Linda for Massive Distribution Center
Great news for our community! First reported in the Sacramento Business Journal, Warehouse giant Costco has purchased 92 acres in Metro Air Park, a significant move that could bring numerous employment opportunities right to our doorstep. This vast plot of undeveloped land is located mostly northeast of where Metro...
Hearing postponed to September for man accused of kidnapping Taft girl
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — A preliminary hearing was postponed Wednesday to September for an Elk Grove man accused of abducting a 10-year-old girl in Taft whom he communicated with through video game platform Roblox. Matthew Naval, 27, had a new hearing date set for Sept. 12 after his attorney, Mark Anthony...
Rancho Cordova Officers Turn Traffic Stop of Stolen Vehicle into Positive Experience for Children
In a recent encounter with a stolen vehicle, Rancho Cordova Police Department (RCPD) officers demonstrated professionalism and empathy, particularly towards the young passengers involved. According to a social media post by the department, the officers not only safely detained the adult driver but also went the extra...
Institutions have failed to address a mental health crisis on Sacramento’s streets. Now small...
What exactly is uncomfortable about Sacramento? Is it the culture? Is it the food? The community? It’s clear from social media threads and public meetings that what many find uncomfortable about Sacramento is the unwavering crisis of unwell and unhoused citizens embedded in the heart of the city – an issue many...
Yolo County man speaks following rape conviction reversal, embraces freedom after 16 years in...
Ajay Dev sat down for his first on-camera interview since being freed from state prison, after a Yolo County judge overturned his rape conviction and vacated his nearly 400-year sentence.
Americans in 4 cities to get another round of ‘guaranteed’ checks up to $1,000...
MANY Americans struggling to make ends meet may soon be able to get cash in their pockets - often with no strings attached. A number of guaranteed income programs are available in cities across the country. Some pay up to $1,500 per month. Several major guaranteed income programs are currently...
Nearly One-Third of Sacramento’s Jail Bookings Are Unhoused People
Grants Pass Ruling Fuels a Surge in Arrests, Trapping People in a Costly Cycle of Criminalization and Homelessness As criminalization efforts continue to increase across California and nationwide, the jails are filling up. Now, nearly one-third of people entering Sacramento … Continue reading → The post Nearly...
Sacramento hosts Michelin Guide California 2025. New capital city restaurants added to guide.
Two Sacramento restaurants kept their Michelin stars, while three others, new to the guide this year, celebrated the boost to business.
