# Sacramento
Fire Ravages Homes in the Arden-Arcade Area: Families Displaced, Investigation Underway
A destructive fire swept through the Arden-Arcade area on Saturday, leaving two homes in ruins, according to the Sacramento Metro Fire Department. The incident unfolded on the 2000 block of Byron Road, where Sac Metro Fire crews swiftly responded to reports of a blaze. The quick response helped contain the fire and ensured the safe evacuation of all occupants from the affected homes.
Infant Taken During Sacramento Robbery and Carjacking Early Thanksgiving Morning
CBS News reported a harrowing incident occurring just before 6 a.m. in Sacramento. A woman using an ATM became the victim of an armed robbery, as per the Sheriff's Office. The assailant not only fled with her car but was oblivious to the fact that a one-year-old baby was still inside.
California's "Rattiest" Cities Take the Lead in the Rat Race
In the ever-evolving saga of city living, there's a new contender for the crown – or should we say, the cheese?. Rats in California are stealing the spotlight, with an increase in infestations that has prompted residents to launch a website dedicated to showcasing their furry neighbors.
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Sacramento's Deli Scene; Plus Chicken Salad Sandwich
Many on the East Coast talk about the great delis that they have, but there are some good ones here on the West Coast as well. In Sacramento, there are a few who over the years have become staples when people like to get a good sandwich. Here are just a few of the deli's that people love to go to in Sacramento.
What's Happening to Raging Waters?
The former Raging Waters site faced challenging times over the past three years, unable to remain profitable due to the unprecedented impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The facility remained completely shut down for two years, compounding the financial difficulties it faced.
How are Smashburger Chains in Sacramento & How To Make It
Depending on where you eat in Sacramento, the Smashburger chain has had mixed reviews in the 5 restaurants in the area. The craze of the uniquely made burger was ignited by Social media in the last 10-15 years with lots of viral videos showing hot to cook them. For many that hadn't heard of it yet, it was a game changer and a new way for them to enjoy burgers.
Paige Lawrence, 24: Police Suspect She's A Victim Of 1980s Sacramento Serial Killer
The last time anyone saw Paige Lawrence was on February 12, 1986, in Sacramento, California. Her family reportedly watched the 24-year-old leaving her home, and sadly, Paige has never been seen or heard from again. While there hasn't been definitive proof, investigators believe she is one of several victims of 43-year-old handyman Morris Solomon Jr., a serial killer who terrorized the Sacramento area in the mid-1980s.
Earthquakes raise concerns for the Winter in Sacramento
Isleton, located in Sacramento County, California, has been shaken by a series of seismic events. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) has reported two notable tremors, initially marked as independent quakes but later identified as aftershocks related to a 4.2-magnitude earthquake that shook the region the previous week.
Check-Out What a $100K Salary Looks Like After Taxes in California
Achieving a six-figure salary is a goal that many individuals aspire to reach, often representing a significant milestone in their careers. However, the true take-home amount can be substantially lower than the glamorous six-figure figure due to various taxes and deductions.
Iconic California restaurant reopens with a new menu
A long-running Sacramento restaurant, Jim Denny's, closed in 2020 after eighty-six years of operation. According to an article on CBS News , Jim Denny's stopped operating because the owners could no longer afford the increasing rents and hikes in the California minimum wage.
Thunderstorm Dynamics Center the Sacramento Forecast Area Today, October 22, 2023
National Weather Force has issued a Thunderstorm Watch effective this afternoon through early tonight for an area centering Sacramento. An upper-level low approaching Northern California will drop into the watch zone this afternoon. Strong upper divergence within the system will have enough lift, combined with instability for thunderstorm development. Some hail, gusty winds, and funnel clouds are also likely to develop within the watch shade area.
Plans Continue for the Dead Sunrise Mall
The Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights, a once-thriving retail destination, is on the brink of a dramatic transformation as the city aims to breathe new life into this iconic 100-acre property. After years of dwindling foot traffic and the loss of numerous stores, the city is looking to reimagine the mall as a vibrant mixed-use community, offering residents a place to live, shop, work, and play.
Motorcyclist Killed Near UC Davis
A motorcyclist lost their life in a devastating accident that occurred on Friday in Solano County, near Davis, California. According to the California Highway Patrol (CHP), the incident transpired on the westbound lanes of Interstate 80, just before the Kidwell Road offramp, around 3 p.m. The CHP reported that the accident unfolded when traffic began to slow down, leading to a fatal collision.
Governor Gavin Newsom Allocates $30 Million to Boost Security at Places of Worship in California
In response to the ongoing war in the Middle East and the escalating concerns among faith communities in California, Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a groundbreaking initiative to boost safety and security at religious institutions and places of worship across the state.
$38 Million Dollar Theft Ring Take Down: Sacramento Family Admits to Being Masterminds
The U.S. Attorney’s Office Eastern District of California has released a statement confirming that three members of a Sacramento family have pled guilty to charges related to their involvement in masterminding a massive nationwide conspiracy to steal and transport catalytic converters, in a case that saw over $38 million in illicit proceeds exchanged.
Sacramento Protest over Israel-Hamas Conflict
Amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, tensions have flared not only across the globe. Downtown Sacramento is becoming a battleground for differing viewpoints on the conflict. As of Thursday afternoon, Israel's military reported that Hamas attacks had killed over 1,200 people, including at least 27 Americans, and left approximately 2,800 people wounded. Meanwhile, in Gaza, at least 1,537 people, including 447 children, have been killed due to Israel's retaliatory strikes, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, with more than 6,000 others wounded.