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May 2026
Rat feces, cockroaches: What inspectors found at these Sacramento area restaurants
Health inspectors issued red placards to some Sacramento restaurants for vermin contamination and food safety failures, prompting closures and reinspections.
K Street cantina tied to Chando’s brand appears shuttered over unpaid rent
Chando’s Cantina Zazón del Mar in on The Kay street mall in downtown Sacramento apparently closes after a notice alleged…
Rat feces, cockroaches: What inspectors found at these Sacramento area restaurants
Health inspectors issued red placards to some Sacramento restaurants for vermin contamination and food safety failures, prompting closures and reinspections.
Sacramento Unified advances nearly 100 layoffs as budget crisis deepens
Sacramento City Unified voted to send final layoff notices to nearly 100 classified employees as it seeks to close a…
Who will oversee El Dorado County’s banking? Candidates center on transparency
El Dorado County treasurer-tax collector candidates discussed transparency, efficiency and campaign funding at a candidate forum ahead of the June…
Sacramento Unified sees revised state budget help, but not enough
Newsom’s revised budget could give Sacramento City Unified about $29M ongoing and $36M one-time, easing pressure but likely sustaining services,…
Home sales and prices in Sacramento show solid increase in April, experts say
Home sales and prices in the four-county Sacramento area rose in April 2026, led by Sacramento, Placer and El Dorado…
Balanced effort sends Lynx to one-sided win over Tempo
Maya Caldwell scored 16 points off the bench on 6-for-12 shooting, and the Minnesota Lynx pulled away for a 100-72…
Valkyries dominate Liberty, continue hot start to season
Golden State held host New York to a season-low in points as the Valkyries defeated the Liberty 87-70 on Thursday…