Sacramento introduces a new Limited Entertainment Permit (LEP) for small business owners to host live entertainment, with an informational session set for Jan. 29 to explain the application process and benefits.

Costco's new store in West Roseville opened, serving as the first major tenant in the upcoming Baseline Marketplace, anticipated to be a significant retail hub with traffic improvements and support for alternative transportation.

Rack & Riddle says it will close its Lodi plant and consolidate production at a new Healdsburg Sparkling Innovation Park, a move that reshapes local jobs and capacity.

A Stockton shopper won $1 million on a San Francisco 49ers Scratchers ticket purchased at the March Lane Food 4 Less, the California Lottery says.

Sacramento offers a free training and networking event for the hospitality industry to enhance business and safety in the nightlife scene, with city officials and emergency services involved.

DSW may be headed to Marketplace at Birdcage, taking the spot left by a permanently closed Off Broadway Shoe Warehouse in Citrus Heights.

Skalet Family Jewelers, a century-old business in Old Sacramento, closed its doors, marking the end of a storied local legacy established in 1975 by John Skalet.

Wells Fargo filed a state notice saying it will eliminate 114 jobs at its Arden‑Arcade office, largely among customer and product support roles.

A Food 4 Less in Stockton, CA, sold a $10 Scratchers ticket that won a $1 million prize. This is part of a series of high-value Scratchers wins across California, also contributing to public education funding.

The CPSC recalls various products sold on Amazon for safety issues including fire risks and choking hazards, like INIU power banks and HydroJug tumblers.

RH Outlet will occupy part of the former Nordstrom anchor at Arden Fair Mall, according to the Sacramento Business Journal. Job listings show a hiring address on Arden Way.

Sacramento celebrated Small Business Saturday to support local shops amid economic challenges, with endorsements from Governor Newsom emphasizing the sector's importance for California's workforce and identity.

Tobias Bauer is expected to become Siemens Mobility's permanent North America CEO and will be based in Sacramento, anchoring leadership at the city's major train plant.