The organ-donation nonprofit is relocating from West Sacramento to a new North Natomas home, with completion expected in 2027.

The gym is already running classes out of a temporary space in Roseville.

Dennis Godby capped a five-year journey in Seattle after open-heart surgery nearly sidelined him mid-walk.

Shriners' existing Gum Activity Pavilion hosts activities ranging from cards and video games to performances by the Sacramento Ballet.

The 187,000-square-foot facility on Iron Point Road won't open until 2030 — part of a healthcare building boom reshaping Folsom.

Marcel Bendorf will be honored as the 2026 Honored Hero at West Sacramento's Light the Night on October 24.

The Nugget Market-anchored studio opened Monday at $20 a class, well under Sacramento's $37.80 average drop-in rate.

Laura Ousley rows through inoperable tumors and monthly chemo with ROWsist, a West Sacramento crew of cancer survivors and fighters.

Ricky Mena sold his car for $1,400 to buy his first suit — now he's visited Kaiser Roseville's new pediatric pod, too.

It Girl Club in Galt pairs Pilates and Pom fitness with spray tans and teeth whitening under an all-women ownership team.

A $1 million nest egg lasts barely a decade in California — and most retirees never come close to saving that much anyway.

Sunday's free fair at Chico Creek Nature Center features $1-a-minute massages, a raffle and tai chi with Rick Barber.

A national study puts Sacramento among America's most Pilates-obsessed cities, even as local drop-in prices rival pricey Oakland.