Sacramento County Local News

By Ally Heatherly Cosumnes River College’s production of “Urinetown the Musical,” directed by Ryan Perez Adame, is a satirical triumph, blending biting social commentary with...

Mythology aside, nearly 2 million undocumented immigrants are the backbone of some industries, and pay billions in taxes for services they will never receive. By...

The Folsom Powerhouse State Historical Park, nestled on the hillside just southwest of Folsom’s Rainbow Bridge, is a preserved, significant national treasure from 1895, largely unknown to many in our region. Its non-profit cooperating association, Friends of the Folsom Powerhouse, is currently seeking additions to its Board of Directors.

A search is ongoing for two men who were reportedly swept away by the American River on Saturday night. Authorities responded to the call near the Oregon Bat area, just before 9 p.m, which indicated that the men, both 20 years old, were pulled into the river around 7 p.m. while fishing with a third man. One of the men was swept away first, and the second man attempted to rescue him but was also caught by the current.

The City of Folsom has released its schedule of closures and changes in services for the Thanksgiving holiday, including adjustments to city offices, transit, and recreational facilities.

Information sought from public to identify suspects in apparent organized burglary

On a rain-drenching Friday night in the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section semifinals, the Folsom Bulldogs and Oak Ridge Trojans both delivered dominant shutout victories to set up an all-local Division I championship showdown next week at Hughes Stadium on the campus of Sacramento City College.

In a strategic move to streamline operations and recover from financial losses, Intel Corporation announced plans to sell its Folsom campus and lease back a portion of the space under new ownership. This decision, part of a broader cost-cutting strategy, comes after significant layoffs and industry challenges over the past two years.

Much like they are preparing for holiday guests and hearty meals, those in the Folsom community are gearing up for the annual Folsom Turkey Trot, a local Thanksgiving tradition. This year's event promises to be as exciting as ever, with the return of the 5K and 10K Run/Walk and the Family Fun Run once again.

A correctional officer with the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office has been arrested on allegations of sexual assault involving an inmate in El Dorado County.

The Folsom City Council has announced that Dan Haverty has been appointed interim city manager, effective Dec. 14. Recruitment for a permanent city manager is currently underway.

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The holiday spirit is coming early to Folsom as the Palladio at Broadstone welcomes the community to its annual Tree Lighting event on Friday evening, Nov. 24. The festivities, set to take place in the Piazza, mark the official start of the holiday season in the city.

Powerhouse Pub is ready to keep you dry and warm indoors but will take you to the beach at the same time as Garratt Wilkin and The Parrotheads kick off the weekend early Friday night with their classic tribute to Jimmy Buffett in Historic Folsom. Wilkin is one of four standout acts over three days, offering a weekend filled with live music and entertainment.

Tickets on sale now for event that brings the performances and stories behind your favorite songs to Folsom’s Harris Center for the Arts

Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on what they’re grateful for and for those touched by the opioid epidemic, the support of Dignity Health’s Navigators is their reason to be thankful