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.

Rancho Cordova is considering a new proposal to give $25,000 to businesses to enhance its dining and entertainment options, leveraging a sales tax increase approved by voters.

The Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office has received a grant from the OTS for traffic safety measures, including DUI checkpoints and driver education, to reduce accidents until September 2026.

Calaveras County Sheriff's Office raided an illegal marijuana grow in Mokelumne Hill, finding 1,000 plants and 46 pounds of processed cannabis. No suspects were found; investigation continues.

The Goldfield Trading Post in Midtown Sacramento is closing due to financial challenges, with its last show on November 23. The venue has been a country music spot for over a decade.

Ceres Police arrest two for attempted kidnapping of an elderly woman; one suspect had a loaded rifle and active warrants, while the other gave a false identity and had a warrant for burglary.

George Gault was arrested by the Nevada County Sheriff for residential burglary and stealing a golf cart, which was later advertised online and recovered.