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CAL FIRE's Amador‑El Dorado Unit has paused residential pile burning in El Dorado County and nearby SRAs. Residents should stop backyard burns and check local burn‑day lines.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A private jet diverted to Mather Airport after a landing‑gear warning light; both aboard were uninjured and crews inspected the aircraft.
Echo 1 completed three rescues in 24 hours, airlifting seven people from river and mountain incidents across El Dorado County.
Food & Drinks in ...
A projection‑mapped, multi‑course dinner arrives at the Hyatt Centric’s 7th Street Standard next Thursday, pairing a tiny animated chef with real plated meals.
Politics & Govt in ...
City officials say parking receipts have rebounded enough to cover Sacramento’s Golden 1 Center bond payment this year, sparing the general fund for now.
Five people were arrested after a May 11 Sacramento pursuit; officers recovered more than 100 grams of suspected fentanyl, multiple firearms and cash.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
New analyses link GLP‑1 drugs like Ozempic to rare cases of gastroparesis, but experts say most users tolerate them. Persistent nausea or vomiting should prompt a medical check.
Community & Society in ...
A David Lubin kindergarten teacher has sued SCUSD, alleging her class was segregated, she was denied accommodations and then terminated.
A motorcyclist died in an early-morning crash on Elverta Road in Sacramento; investigators are on scene and the coroner has not released the rider’s name.
A convicted Oroville religious leader is due in court today as victims prepare statements and prosecutors seek a possible life term.
Chef Joe Pruner previewed Bocce with a neighborhood pop-up that drew long lines. The small East Sacramento spot aims to serve pasta, pizza and sandwiches and open in the weeks ahead.
State parole agents led a multi‑agency sweep in Sacramento this week that produced 13 arrests, weapons seizures and two at‑large apprehensions, officials say.
Inspectors cited eight area eateries last week — findings ranged from a cook‑line employee flossing to a barbecue temporarily closed after 225 rodent droppings. Several spots were later cleared at reinspection.
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