A century‑old East Sacramento school now used for adult education is under surplus review and could be demolished as classes wind down in June 2026. Preservationists have filed a National Register nomination.

Sunny, unseasonably warm week ahead — highs near 90°F by midweek. Expect gusty north winds Sunday and call 2‑1‑1 for cooling centers.

A suspected hit-and-run driver was found injured near 49th Street and Perry Avenue as police probe both the crash and reported gunfire. Detectives say injuries came from a fence.

A jury convicted Miqueas Romero‑Soto of child abuse and torture in the 2022 beating of a 2‑year‑old. Sentencing is scheduled for April 3, 2026.

Sunny skies will push temps from the 50s this morning to low 80s Saturday and into the 90s by midweek. Plan for heat and check cooling centers if needed.

Huong Lan Sandwiches is planning a Rancho Cordova location at Olson Drive, moving into a storefront long associated with a Filipino restaurant. The chain has not announced an opening date.

A statewide Prop 64 youth‑prevention program is at the center of a fight over roughly $370 million in cannabis‑tax grants. Officials call it prevention; critics call it political organizing.

A Senate budget packet found roughly $649,351 tied to California’s Imagination Library lacks receipts; lawmakers pressed State Librarian Greg Lucas for answers.

The Sacramento Zoo was briefly locked down Friday while police investigated a reported threat nearby. Officers later said the report lacked credibility.

The City of Sacramento opened Economic Gardening 2.0 applications, pairing 40 hours of research with matching grants up to $50,000. Applications run through April 20, 2026.

California State Parks is suing Advantage Total Protection for $38M, saying the alarm firm failed to monitor or alert officials as Bidwell Mansion burned in December 2024.

Detectives arrested a Stockton suspect Thursday in a Dec. 2 drive-by that killed 26-year-old Obdulia Sanchez; the case remains under investigation.

The Roseville City School District says a funding shortfall has stalled a promised Amoruso Ranch school, leaving families reassigned to nearby campuses and seeking answers. The district estimates a roughly $59M gap between costs and developer fees.