Chubby Cattle plans an all-you-can-eat wagyu BBQ at the former Tahoe Joe’s on Taylor Road; permits filed in April cover a 7,100‑sq‑ft remodel and the company lists Roseville as coming soon.

A Vacaville man was given a 15‑year federal sentence after pleading guilty to meth distribution and a firearm charge. Authorities say multiple arrests turned up hundreds of grams of meth and a loaded Glock.

New county-level data unveiled in Sacramento shows nearly 16 million Californians can't afford basic costs; food banks are urging lawmakers for $110M to shore up supplies.

Crews began the final phase Monday at the former Specialized Fibers site in Corning as state and county agencies clear thousands of tons of fire‑damaged material. CalRecycle is leading the work and may seek cost recovery.

Young Latino voters say rent, gas and healthcare top their lists — even as some candidates double down on immigration messaging ahead of the June 2 primary.

West Park High sophomore Mark Moon survived a sudden cardiac arrest after staff used CPR and an AED. The district honored the employees whose quick action gave him a second chance.

Inspectors found 19 German cockroaches and dead nymphs at Los Langostinos, triggering a red placard amid a wider round of Sacramento County inspections. Several eateries received citations this week.

A juvenile was airlifted after being struck on the 600 block of Whiting Street in Grass Valley; police say impairment is not suspected. Officials urged bike-safety precautions.

An ACLU analysis of 2023–24 RIPA data says Sacramento police pulled over Black drivers at far higher rates than their share of the city and urges leaders to ban pretext stops.

Sacramento will expand AI-assisted parking enforcement into bike lanes and school zones; live citations begin July 13 and fines rise to $150. The move builds on SacRT’s bus-camera program.

A woman remains in critical condition after a stabbing near West El Camino and Gateway Oaks Drive in South Natomas. Police say no suspect information has been released as investigators work the scene.

A bill in Sacramento would sharply expand property‑tax exemptions for the state’s most severely disabled veterans, with supporters calling it vital relief and critics warning of revenue losses. Legislators head to Appropriations next week.

San Joaquin deputies arrested Steven Rodriguez, tied to a 2017 ambush on Stockton officers, on May 7 on weapons charges. The sheriff’s office said his prior compassionate release is "deeply concerning."