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Tampa Free Press TFP

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California Trucker Faces Life Sentence In Wyoming Rest Stop ‘Ambush’ Stabbing

Andrew Bzdak At 3:30 in the morning along Interstate 80 in southern Wyoming, the Bitter...

Sacramento, CA · 1d

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BOISE CASCADE TO BUY CALIFORNIA DC'S FROM TAIGA

Boise Cascade Co. Boise, Id., is acquiring Taiga Building Products' building materials distribution facilities in Rocklin and Sanger, Ca. The acquisition will expand Boise Cascade’s distribution capacity and strengthen its ability to serve customers throughout Northern and Central California, the California Coast, and Northern Nevada. Boise Cascade currently operates 39 distribution locations in the U.S., and the Rocklin and Sanger facilities will further extend the company’s distribution presence in the Golden State. The acquisition will also enhance the company’s general line product capabilities and support the continued growth of its recently expanded partnership with James Hardie.

Rocklin, CA · 1d

The Sacramento Bee

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Updated Sacramento County election results: Cofer widens lead over Guerra

Flojaune “Flo” Cofer increased her lead over Sacramento City Councilmember Eric Guerra on Friday in a closely watched race for the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors, as election officials resumed counting hundreds of thousands of ballots from Tuesday’s midterm election. Cofer had received 54.5% of the vote compared with Guerra’s 45.5%, according to updated unofficial results released Friday afternoon by the Sacramento County elections office. The race to succeed longtime Supervisor Phil Serna in the 1st District remained too early to call as election officials continued processing mail-in and provisional ballots. “’Having an almost 10 percentage point lead after just the first week, we’re definitely excited about the possibility of winning,” Cofer campaign spokesperson J.T. Ghim said. He went on to say that it’s important that more votes be counted before declaring a winner. Guerra said in a statement that he would “like to be in a different spot” but that he’s “going to let the process play out.” The California Secretary of State’s Office estimated Friday that Sacramento County had 329,699 ballots remaining to be counted as of noon, more than the 271,406 ballots processed through Election Night. The county has 920,998 registered voters. Those outstanding ballots were spread

Sacramento County, CA · 18h

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Mojo’s Tap & Kitchen

Gary stops by Mojo’s Tap & Kitchen, where sports fandom meets delicious food! This dog-friendly Sacramento hotspot features menu items inspired by Sacramento Kings players like the Domas Double Dog and The Monk, a hot dog and burger tribute to two of the team’s stars. But it doesn’t...

Sacramento, CA · 21h

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Midterms 2026:: Incumbents Niello, Hoover, in tight races for State Senate, Assembly seats

By Sara Beth Williams– — Assembly District 7 incumbent and moderate Republican candidate Josh Hoover continues to battle from behind in a tight race with Democratic challenger Amy Stravensky. State Assembly District 7: As of Friday evening, Slavensky has remained in the lead with 53 percent of the...

Sacramento County, CA · 18h

Valley Roadrunner

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San Diego already killed the mileage tax once—Sacramento wants it back

San Diegans already beat the mileage tax once. We may have to do it again. A few years ago, SANDAG wrote a charge on every mile you drive into the region’s long-range transportation plan. I fought it, and so did thousands of you. People packed meetings, filled in boxes and said plainly that they would not pay a new […] The post San Diego already killed the mileage tax once—Sacramento wants it back first appeared on Valley Roadrunner .

San Diego, CA · 2d

The Sacramento Bee

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Sac City Unified, opponents react as Measure M remains below two-thirds threshold

With ballots counted from only about 30% of eligible voters in the Sacramento City Unified School District, Measure M was winning a slim majority of early votes but remained far short of the two-thirds support needed to pass. The measure, which would impose an annual $95-per-parcel tax expected to raise about $10 million for SCUSD’s special education and early intervention programs, faced opposition over the added cost to property owners. Nikki Milevsky-Davis, president of the Sacramento City Teachers Association, said the union was encouraged that a majority of votes counted so far supported the measure. By early Wednesday, about 51.6% of votes were in favor of the measure. “It’s unfortunate that a two-thirds requirement will deprive Sac City students of the resources they so richly deserve,” she added. SCTA, along with the California Teachers Association and the National Education Association, supported Measure M as a way to help the district cover its increasing special education costs, a challenge shared by districts across the state. The financially distressed district’s special education costs have become one of its fastest growing expenses, with its unrestricted general fund contribution rising from $73.6 million in 2018-19 to a projected $172.3 million in 2025-26. The district

Sacramento, CA · 2d

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Thousands Enjoy Suvidha’s International Diwali In Rancho Cordova, California

More than 2,500 people gathered at Stone Creek Park on Sunday, October 25, for Suvidha International Diwali 2026 – Festival of Lights, organized by Suvidha International Foundation in partnership with the City of Rancho Cordova. The free, family-friendly celebration showcased Indian culture through colorful dance performances, live music, traditional...

Rancho Cordova, CA · 1d

The Sacramento Bee

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Sacramento-area salad, rice bowl restaurant to open second location in Roseville

With its beginnings in Elk Grove, a salad and rice bowl restaurant is launching its second location after several months of business. Bohl, which specializes in healthy-food options, is opening a new restaurant at 10357 Fairway Drive in Roseville. The location will open in 2027, according to its instagram. The business is owned by Hailey and Kyle Garret, a married couple who used to run Dutch Bros Coffee franchises in Northern California. The two have been business owners since 2015 and decided to open their own restaurant, they said in an online post. “Through it all, we longed for a place that was fast, customizable, and made with real, high-quality ingredients —a spot where we could eat often and actually feel good about it,” the couple wrote. “But we couldn’t find exactly what we were looking for. So, we decided to create it ourselves.” The Garrets open the first Bohl at 9257 Laguna Springs Drive in March. The Garrets wrote that Bohl was “born out of (their) love for bold flavors (and) fresh food.” One of its signature salads is its “lettuce enter the dragon” bowl with chopped romaine, cucumbers, spicy broccoli, kimchi, grilled chicken and shredded carrots dressed in

Roseville, CA · 1d

The Sacramento Bee

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Sacramento's Native American parade returns on Saturday. Here's what to expect

In honor of Native American Heritage Month, a parade showcasing Indigenous cultures from across California is returning to Sacramento. The Native American parade will travel down 301 Capitol Mall in downtown Sacramento on Saturday morning, Nov. 7. For the third year in a row, the parade will showcase cultural performances and floats by tribes and Indigenous organizations across the state. The parade will feature 100 floats and begins at 10 a.m., said Assemblymember James Ramos, D-Highland. The celebration, which is organized by the California Legislative Native American Caucus. “It’s a day of resiliency, of showing that our culture is still very much alive,” Ramos said. “Our songs are very much alive, even though one of the first laws in the state of California was to erase the culture of our people; we’re still here.” Tribes from the Sacramento area, Wilton Rancheria, Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians, the Ione Band of Miwok Indians and the United Auburn Indian Community, will lead the parade. Following them will be floats from other Northern California tribes, notably the Yurok tribe, the largest in the state. Parade guests from Southern California include the Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation, formerly known as the San Manuel

Sacramento, CA · 19h

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Steely Dan favorites, ’90s rock and blues fill Folsom Powerhouse weekend

Steelin’ Dan, Total Recall and blues guitarist Daniel Castro headline a three-day lineup that also features Blackout Fridays, the Sl@m Showcase and a Sunday celebration of life jam. From the jazz-influenced rock of Steely Dan to the alternative hits of the 1990s and the guitar-driven sounds of the blues,...

Folsom, CA · 1d

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Sacramento Police Department launches Blue Envelope Program to support individuals with disabilities

The Sacramento Police Department has launched the Blue Envelope Program to improve communication between officers and individuals with disabilities or conditions that may require additional support during law enforcement interactions. The program is designed to assist individuals with autism spectrum disorder, dementia, anxiety and other conditions by providing a way...

Sacramento, CA · 1d

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Sacramento Quakers to Plant City's First Mini-Forest at New Joseph Bonnheim Elementary

A patch of a Sacramento schoolyard is about to become the city's first urban mini-forest. Sacramento Friends Meeting, a local Quaker congregation, has set Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026, as planting day for the Sacramento Mini-Forest Project, a dense native woodland planned for New Joseph Bonnheim Elementary School. According to the...

Sacramento, CA · 20h

The Sacramento Bee

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As deadline nears, Sac City Unified's budget could face state review

The clock is ticking on Sacramento City Unified School District’s revised budget, as its fiscal overseer, the county education office, must decide by Monday whether to approve or reject it. But the two sides have yet to bridge their differences over the budget. Now, the district is preparing to seek state help reviewing its budget if the revised budget gets rejected. The looming budget decision comes amid SCUSD’s yearlong fiscal crisis, with the district and Sacramento County Office of Education still at odds over how to address its $222 million structural deficit. By Monday, the Sacramento County Office of Education must decide whether the district’s budget revisions address its current and future financial obligations. SCOE has already signaled concerns about them, warning that the revised budget relies on uncertain revenue and solutions outside the district’s control. The district faces three possible outcomes. If SCOE approves the revised budget, the district avoids a Budget Review Committee, which would bring added scrutiny. If SCOE disapproves it, the budget goes to a BRC. The committee would have three fiscal experts selected by the district board from a list provided by the state superintendent, and it would review the budget and could recommend changes.

Sacramento County, CA · 1d

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Jesuit backs up comeback against Rummel with signature win over Karr

After a thrilling comeback win over Archbishop Rummel a week ago, Jesuit had momentum entering Thursday night’s game with Edna Karr at Morris F.X. Jeff Stadium. That momentum stalled a bit in the first half. Then came the second half when it shifted back to the Blue Jays in dramatic fashion.

New Orleans, LA · 1d

The Sacramento Bee

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Sacramento's Midtown Farmers Market among best in CA. Its ranking, who's right behind

Sacramento’s Midtown Farmers Market has been voted the top farmers market in California. The nonprofit American Farmland Trust released its list of the top farmers markets based on nationwide votes, according to a news release from the Midtown Association which owns and operates the market. It is the third year in a row the Midtown Market has claimed the No. 1 spot in the state with 2,422 votes. The Historic Folsom Farmers Market nabbed the No. 2 spot in the state. Here is how the rest of the state stacked up. Top 10 farmers markets in California Midtown Farmers Market | Sacramento | 2422 votes Historic Folsom Farmers Market | Folsom | 210 votes 29 Palms Farmers Market | Twentynine Palms | 159 votes State Street Farmers Market | Carlsbad | 110 votes Diablo Valley Farmers Market | Walnut Creek| 62 votes San Leandro Farmers Market at Bayfair | San Leandro | 43 votes Fort Bragg Farmers Market | Fort Bragg | 43 votes Mountain View Farmers’Market | Mountain View | 42 votes Morgan Hill Farmers Market | Morgan Hill | 39 votes Romano’s Certified Farmers Market | Beckwourth | 36 votes What does Sacramento’s Midtown Farmers Market have to

Sacramento, CA · 5h

POLITICO

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‘What a waste’: How California’s billionaire tax campaign fell apart

Internal divisions cost the campaign labor allies and left it short of resources to counter a $300 million opposition effort, clouding prospects for similar wealth-tax efforts elsewhere.

California · 1d

The Sacramento Bee

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‘Stay tuned': McCarty pledges help to speed up Sacramento State's downtown campus

The state of California may need more than two years to ready a site where Sacramento State plans to eventually build a downtown campus. The state plans to demolish three mammoth buildings spanning multiple downtown blocks. Still, Sacramento Mayor Kevin McCarty said Thursday that the city will look to ease the process. “We’re working with the university to fast-track their downtown campus,” McCarty said during his annual “State of the City” address. “So stay tuned. News coming.” The potential timeline for a downtown campus was detailed in a recent report by the California Department of General Services, which serves as the state’s business manager. It is the most definitive timeline for the project since Sacramento State President Luke Wood announced in January that Meta had donated $50 million toward the demolition of the three buildings. “It’s still definitely in DGS’s court for some time,” Wood said in an interview last week. The buildings occupy multiple city blocks along Capitol Mall between Seventh and Ninth streets, near where many of the city’s high-profile firms have offices. The demolition process would begin in fall 2027 and last 18 months, the document said. The university has said its plans include housing , a

Sacramento, CA · 1d

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DOCO Welcomes Northern California’s First Museum of Illusions

Interactive Museum Features More Than 70 Exhibits, Including Experiences Inspired by Sacramento’s Gold Rush History. Downtown Commons (DOCO) presented by Sutter Health welcomes Northern California’s first Museum of Illusions location that opened on Friday, November 6, bringing a new immersive and interactive entertainment experience to the heart of downtown Sacramento.

Sacramento, CA · 22h

Country Herald

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California Weather Alert: Sacramento, CA Fog Monday, Nov 7–11

Patchy fog could affect Monday morning commuters before sunshine returns and temperatures reach 70 degrees.

Sacramento, CA · 7h

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