Sacramento's Kiki's Chicken Place is closing 10 locations after admitting it grew too fast without proper systems in place.

West Sacramento staffing agency Marathon Staffing cuts 71 positions as Northern California faces mounting employment challenges and economic uncertainty.

Sacramento introduces a new Limited Entertainment Permit, aiming to enhance local nightlife by allowing smaller venues to offer live entertainment at reduced costs.

Yolo County's official nut buying season runs from August 1 to April 1, 2026, to prevent nut thefts and enforce trade regulations, including stringent proof of ownership requirements.

California Safeway workers may strike if negotiations with management fail to yield an agreement by Friday, endangering jobs and food access for many.

Sacramento City Council approves new entertainment zones, aiming to enhance nightlife and boost local economy with public drinking during special events.

West Sacramento residents prepare for the Fourth of July with legal "Safe and Sane" fireworks available starting June 28, while authorities stress safety and adherence to the law.

Sacramento invites entrepreneurs to transform the historic Steamers Building into a café, aiming to revitalize the Old Sacramento Waterfront with new amenities and a focus on local culture and history.

Sacramento police reported a chase and fatal crash involving Daniel Cunningham, who was implicated in a domestic incident and had an outstanding warrant. An innocent man was killed in the collision.

The BizX event in Sacramento will spotlight local small business achievements, featuring speakers like chocolatier Ginger Elizabeth Hahn and providing networking opportunities for entrepreneurs.

Lodi celebrates National Small Business Week with activities, including the Lodi Street Faire, webinars, and a business walk, emphasizing local economic support and recovery.

California is now the world's fourth largest economy, surpassing Japan, with a GDP of $4.1 trillion. Governor Newsom attributes this to investments in people and innovation but warns that Trump's tariff measures could harm growth.

Sacramento City Council added three new dispensary permits dedicated to its Cannabis Equity Program, aiming to create a more balanced market and extend the eligibility for equity participants.