OBO’ Italian Table & Bar will move into the Selland’s Market‑Cafe space at El Dorado Hills Town Center as the Selland family refreshes its cafe brand.

A 140‑unit Roseville condo complex known as The Phoenician sold for $34 million to a South Placer County buyer, new reporting shows.

Sacramento wakes to haze and fog, with the National Weather Service predicting gradual clearing and light winds, highs in the high 50s to low 60s, and persistent patchy fog into the evening.

Two people were arrested in connection with a Dec. 3 shooting at Riverview Park in Ceres that left one man dead and another wounded.

A Piper PA-28 made a controlled belly landing at McClellan Airport during landing practice due to gear failure, with no injuries and minor aircraft damage reported.

Sacramento offers a free training and networking event for the hospitality industry to enhance business and safety in the nightlife scene, with city officials and emergency services involved.

Rocklin high school introduces a new criminal justice course, developed in collaboration with the Rocklin PD and Sierra College, aiming to educate and build connections between students and law enforcement.

Hines filed to split the 63.8‑acre Centene Campus in North Natomas into three parcels, a move that could pave the way for sales or repurposing of parts of the campus.

A Carmichael dog owner says her 13-year-old pet Maggie was killed in an attack at the park; she is asking neighbors for help identifying the fleeing owners.

Maraskeshia Smith presided over her first meeting as Sacramento's City Manager, tasked with managing the city's complex operations and a $1.6 billion budget.

Police responded to a stabbing in Sacramento's Midtown; a suspect is detained and the victim is expected to recover from non-life-threatening injuries.

The Galt Police Department is investigating a deliberate drive-by shooting, the second in less than 24 hours, with no injuries but damage to property.

Twin Rivers trustees rejected material revisions proposed by Highlands and its sister program, nudging the embattled charters closer to revocation. The move follows a state audit that found massive funding irregularities.