SSacramento Read More Sacramento-area record store to open second location in region. Here’s whereOctober 1, 2026 A Folsom vinyl records and CDs store is opening its second location in mid-October. Fat Elephant Records, Books…
FFresno Read More Fresno school superintendent earns eye-popping six-figure salary as district cuts jobs, field tripsSeptember 2, 2026 Fresno parents are watching their children’s education crumble, while the woman running the school system collects an eye-popping…
SSacramento Read More Sacramento hot chicken restaurant closes in downtown after one yearSeptember 1, 2026 A gluten-free Nashville-style hot chicken restaurant has permanently closed after one year in downtown Sacramento. Fire & Crisp…
SSacramento Read More Cockroach infestation forced temporary closure of Sacramento Mexican restaurantAugust 9, 2026 Sacramento County Health Inspectors closed a local taqueria after finding health food violations including dead and live cockroaches.…
CCalifornia Read More California heat could send AC bills soaring, but PG&E says a free service may offer reliefJuly 16, 2026 Photo Credit: iStock Another round of triple-digit weather is expected in inland California, with Sacramento, Modesto, Fresno, and…
CCalifornia Read More California Costcos receive more shipments with invasive pestJune 30, 2026 More plants with an invasive pest, the glassy-winged sharpshooter, arrived at California Costco stores last week, including in…
SSacramento Read More Juice store to close at midtown Sacramento Ice Blocks shopping districtJune 3, 2026 Pressed Juicery on R Street, known for its cold-pressed juices, acai bowls and protein bowls, is closing this…
CCalifornia Read More California farmer prepares to rip up 9-year-old peach trees worth $12,500/acre after largest buyer collapsedMay 17, 2026 The colloquialism, “Ain’t it a peach,” doesn’t even begin to cover how farmer Sarb Johl feels. The Marysville,…
CCalifornia Read More California farmer prepares to rip up 9-year-old peach trees worth $12,500/acre after largest buyer collapsedMay 17, 2026 The Sacramento Bee The colloquialism, “Ain’t it a peach,” doesn’t even begin to cover how farmer Sarb Johl…
SSacramento Read More Sacramento Bee stories: teachers strike, verdict & housingMarch 28, 2026 From a $35 million jury verdict to a federal court ordering a deported DACA recipient’s return, it was…
SSacramento Read More Q&A with Mayor McCarty and City Manager Smith at The BeeMarch 17, 2026 Sacramento Mayor Kevin McCarty and City Manager Maraskeshia Smith, the two most influential public officials within the city…
SSacramento Read More What closed Sacramento restaurants? Rodents, slime and ‘crawling’ cockroachesNovember 18, 2025 Sacramento County health inspectors closed a local doughnut shop, a fast food restaurant and three other eateries after…