Rancho Cordova leads Sacramento's housing market in new home sales, focusing on community and quality of life to attract buyers and foster economic diversity.

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.

Folsom's Waste and Recycling Division will inspect residents' bins to ensure proper waste sorting in line with California recycling laws, offering feedback rather than penalties.

The City of Folsom is launching a new online permit platform, eTRAKiT, to simplify the application and inspection process for residents and contractors.

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.

Folsom set to discuss potential changes to water and sewer rates; first meeting on October 21, with a longer-term study leading to recommendations in summer 2026.

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

Folsom City Council will discuss solutions to a $3 million General Fund shortfall, including service reorganizations, without further layoffs planned.

Jason Solak was appointed the Interim Fire Chief of Folsom, bringing over 30 years of experience, including roles in FEMA's Urban Search and Rescue Team.

Lejon Mabon was convicted of attempted murder for a 2021 home invasion where he assaulted sleeping victims and shot the homeowner. DNA evidence linked Mabon to the crime. He faces up to life in prison.

The NWS Sacramento provides a forecast of sunny days with temperatures in the 70s, and a slight chance of showers toward the weekend. Conditions are expected to be calm with light winds.

Two people were shot in south Sacramento; one self-transported to the hospital, another was found by deputies and taken to the hospital, both with non-life-threatening injuries. No suspect details yet.

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.