More than 2,500 people packed Rancho Cordova's Stone Creek Park for Diwali, even as a legal fight keeps California's new holiday law frozen.

A 12,000-pound white fir from Siskiyou County gets craned into place on K Street before nearly 24,000 lights go up.

More than 100 volunteers bring 177 years of Sacramento history to life at the city's oldest cemetery — and tickets vanish almost instantly.

Road closures started Friday as Yuba City preps for a 4.5-mile parade, free food lines and crowds that could top 150,000.

More than two dozen residents turned out for the ribbon-cutting at 511 Main St., where six computers now sit ready for job and housing searches.

Chicks in Crisis sold its 2.5-acre ranch after a more than 90% drop in donations and is expanding mobile outreach from a van instead.

The Placer Justice Foundation's first Guardians of Hope Gala is set for Nov. 14 in Lincoln, with individual tickets listed for $125.

Downey Brand marks a century in business while Oto's Marketplace celebrates 65 years at Old Sacramento's legacy-business gala.

Joshua’s House in South Natomas gives dying homeless residents a private room and hospice care instead of a hospital bed or sidewalk.

Existing goalposts sit less than a football field from one Arden Arcade backyard, while the proposed upgrade includes 80-foot light poles.

Witches on the Lake grew from 75 paddlers to more than 1,600 registrants in just five years.

Free weekend tours now reveal a classroom frozen in 1900 — plus a new exhibit on the Delta town's Japanese American families.

Leadership Folsom calls it the biggest class project in its history, with Sutter Health leading the charge.