W.F. Gormley & Sons sold its longtime Midtown chapel at 2015 Capitol Ave to Pappas Investments and will relocate to Riverside Boulevard in Land Park. The deal ends a 129-year Midtown presence.

Dublin‑based Desi Pizza Bites has listed a 'coming soon' outpost at Carmichael’s San Juan Center, promising Indian‑inspired pizzas and a small dining room. Franchisee says permits are being finalized.

A new draft study maps light-rail and bus-rapid transit options into Elk Grove. It lays out stations, cost ranges and a public-comment window.

King's Mediterranean Food filed for Chapter 7 and has closed its J Street restaurant, removing a downtown late-night and lunch option. The bankruptcy filing was reported March 20.

Daniello’s, the speakeasy hidden behind a candy shop on Vernon Street, announced a permanent closure after three years. The owners thanked patrons and gave no final service date.

Golden 1 Center will host the women's Sweet 16 and Elite Eight March 27–30; session tickets start around $33 and some multi‑day packages are only on resale.

A 23-year-old was arrested March 14 after a targeted patrol at 41st and J Street; police say he’s tied to 11 commercial burglaries and had outstanding felony warrants.

A crash early Friday on Business 80 near Marconi Avenue killed at least one person and forced traffic off the freeway as CHP investigates. Crews were on scene into the morning.

Unseasonably warm weather is melting Sierra snow fast, and Placer County says rivers can surge in seconds. Officials warn to avoid riverbanks and follow county alerts.

Sacramento County opened Ag Pass signups and set March 30 trainings so vetted farmers can coordinate reentry to evacuated land once officials allow it.

Sacramento’s City Council will consider a $435,157 purchase of 35 tiny homes for the Roseville Road shelter, a move that would raise capacity to 231 units.

After a 139-118 loss to the 76ers at Golden 1 Center, Doug Christie urged defensive fixes and accountability as the Kings struggle for consistency.

A Lathrop tax preparer was sentenced to 18 months and ordered to repay $1.23M after prosecutors say she filed more than 1,000 fake returns that cheated the IRS.