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Large Violent Melee in Downtown Sacramento Draws Major Police Response
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (PSN) — A large violent melee in downtown Sacramento drew a major police response and repeated requests for emergency assistance. One person was transported to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, according to the Sacramento Police Department. According to police radio traffic and eyewitnesses who spoke with PSN,...
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Goodwill prepares to open a massive new thrift store on 1.74 acres next to CVS after a five-year absence
GOODWILL will open a new thrift store in a former Discount Store by the end of the year. The charity chain has expanded consistently throughout 2026, including into sites operated by rival retailers. Now, Goodwill is eyeing a new location in Dixon, California next to a CVS Health. Goodwill will...
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Sacramento Japanese restaurant group opens two fan-favorite eateries in Davis
A Japanese restaurant offering ramen and all-you-can-eat sushi has arrived to Davis. Fukumi Restaurant Group combined its two popular eateries, Fukumi Chaya x Momo Katsu, and Pier 50 Sushi, in one building in Davis. The combo offers, as the owners said, “the best of both worlds.” “From fresh sushi to comforting ramen, your new favorite spot is nearly here,” read the announcement on social media. The combined dining spots at 226 F St. are part of the Fukumi Restaurant Group, a collective of Japanese restaurants throughout the Greater Sacramento area. Alongside Fukumi Chaya and Pier 50, the group owns Fukumi Japanese Noodle House, It’s Sushi and Young’s Teriyaki. Pier 50 Sushi has two other locations in the Sacramento area. Its flagship is at 1735 Arden Way. There is a location in Folsom’s outdoor Palladio Shopping Center at 330 Palladio Parkway and Fukumi Chaya’s original brick and mortar is open in the Pallado Shopping Center as well. Some of Pier 50 Sushi’s most popular rolls are the Henry Roll with shrimp tempura, spicy crab mix, torched white tuna, green onion, spicy mayo, lemon and eel sauce, and its Washington roll, with salmon, avocado, pickled burdock root, salmon and yuzu ponzu. The
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Davis Senior Community Cuts Ribbon on $54M Vista Expansion, 250 Turn Out
University Retirement Community — Reported Site of Vista Expansion. University Retirement Community officially welcomed its newest neighbors, celebrating the grand opening of The Vista with a ceremonial ribbon cutting on its Davis campus. The $54 million expansion adds a four-story residential building and a slate of resort-style amenities to the senior living community. More than 250 people turned out for the occasion.
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Sacramento State Student, 21, Found Dead Under Howe Avenue Bridge
A 21-year-old Sacramento State student who vanished after a Halloween night out was found dead the next morning under the Howe Avenue bridge, and the coroner's office says the cause of his death remains undetermined. Frankie Larios was identified by the Sacramento County coroner's office following a death investigation that began with a missing-person report and ended hours later with officers finding him beneath an overpass that crosses the American River.
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Davis police ticket driver for honking near ICE agents. City responds to concerns
Davis officials said city police did not cooperate with federal immigration agents Thursday, despite an officer issuing a citation to a driver for improperly honking a car horn during an immigration enforcement operation. “I know these reports are troubling, but let’s not rush to judgment and assume negative intent,” Davis City Manager Daryel Dunston said in a statement posted to the city’s Facebook page . “Let’s allow space for the administrative review process to run its course. If it is found that internal policies were violated, it will be addressed accordingly.” City officials said a Davis police officer spotted a driver “excessively sounding their vehicle’s horn” shortly after 10 a.m. near Cowell Boulevard and Lillard Drive. The officer pulled over the driver and issued a citation. The city said it was reviewing the incident to determine whether the officer violated any city policies or regulations. “We understand how this interaction may be perceived by members of our community, particularly those concerned about federal immigration enforcement,” the city’s statement read. “An incident like this can create the perception that local law enforcement is assisting federal immigration authorities and potentially undermine the trust we work hard to maintain. We take these concerns
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New dessert place in downtown Davis serves Thai toast, other sweet Asian treats
Mango sticky rice crepe, Hokkaido milk crepe cakes, and tea lattes are all sugary delectables at courtesy of a new dessert spot in Davis. Naya Dessert Cafe is serving the sweet goods at 620 Fourth St. in downtown Davis. The business specializes in Thai-inspired desserts and is the first and only location in the Sacramento area. The Davis location, which officially opened in October, offers a menu that includes cake, toast, crepes, ice cream, drinks and Bingsu, a creamy Korean shaved ice made from frozen milk and condensed milk. The business’s signature sweets are its Mango Tango Bingsu, Black Thai Tea crepe, Thai Tea crepe cake, and a chocolate lava cake with salted egg cream custard inside and served with vanilla ice cream and fresh strawberries. What truly separates Naya Dessert Cafe is its toast dessert. Unlike the traditional flat American toast, Thai toast is a thicker bread that towers over a scoop of ice cream and fresh fruit. With butter glazed on the bread’s edges, Thai toast is sweet, fluffy and served with a flavored cream drizzle. Toasts include: the “Kaya Toasted” with pandan sauce, coconut shaving, sliced banana and vanilla ice cream, the “Golden Toasted” with fresh strawberries,