The Folsom light rail system celebrated 20 years of service since its expansion in 2005, marking the event with a Rider Appreciation Pop-Up at Iron Point Station.

Folsom families are invited to a free Trunk-or-Treat event on October 25, 2025, hosted by the Police and Fire Departments with candy, vehicle displays, and more.

Kaiser Permanente health care workers in California are on a five-day strike over staffing, pay, and patient care, with the union seeking a 25% wage increase over four years. Kaiser has offered a 21.5% raise and plans to keep operations running.

Placer County Sheriff's Office collaborates with Old Town Pizza for a fundraiser supporting the local SAR team; 15% of proceeds from pizza sales on Oct 15 will go to the SAR when mentioning the cause.

A community paid tribute to Suzie Smith, a flight nurse who died after a helicopter crash. A procession was held, and a fund was set up in her memory. Two others injured are expected to survive.

Delta College celebrates Dr. Dawn Mabalon's legacy with a dedicated portrait and auditorium renaming, honoring her contributions as a historian and advocate for Filipino history and social justice.

Nevada County Sheriff's Office hosts its third annual Children's Holiday Card Contest for kids aged 4-12, with the winner getting a special ride to school and a classroom event.

The Elks Lodge #538 Building in Grass Valley celebrates its landmark status with a plaque dedication, tour, and refreshments on Oct. 12 at 10 a.m. at 109 S. School St.

A Modesto church's former baseball field is now a thriving community garden with over 140 plots, fostering cultural exchange and organic gardening, managed by Everett Leon-Guerrero and supported by volunteers.

Folsom's Handblown Glass Pumpkin Patch event features over 6,000 artisanal glass pieces and live glassblowing demonstrations on October 11-12, free of charge.

The Civic Center Campus in Folsom is set to host multiple community events on October 11, with art, family pride, and more scheduled across various venues.

The City of Folsom prepares for Diwali, urging residents to follow safety guidelines for fireworks and offering tips for a secure and happy celebration.

Jesuit High School in Carmichael plans to admit female students from fall 2027, shifting from its all-boys model and maintaining its capacity at 1,100 students. This co-divisional approach has elicited mixed community reactions.