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Aftershock announces 2027 festival dates. When tickets, camping passes go on sale
After a record-breaking year in 2026, Aftershock is set to return to Sacramento’s Discovery Park for its 15th year, with four days of rock and metal on the calendar. On Tuesday festival production company Danny Wimmer Presents announced the rock and metal festival’s 2027 dates and when tickets will go on sale. In 2027, Aftershock will come right before the return of the GoldenSky country festival , and fans will be able to purchase tickets for both festivals at a bundled price, according to Danny Wimmer Presents, which produces both events. More than 180,000 attendees passed through the festival gates in 2026, marking four sold-out days at Discovery Park. More than 140 bands performed across five stages. Pierce the Veil, My Chemical Romance, Limp Bizkit and Tool headlined, while a number of bands from Sacramento also hit the stage. Here’s what to know about Aftershock 2027. When will Aftershock 2027 be held? According to the festival’s news release, Aftershock is scheduled for Sept. 30 through Oct. 3, 2027, at Discovery Park, 100 Garden Highway in Sacramento. The following week, Oct. 9-10, GoldenSky will replace the heavy drums and metal vocals filling the park with a country twang. Singers Zach Bryan
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Sacramento Brunch Spot Cited After Inspectors Find German Cockroaches in Multiple Areas
[Editor’s note: The report mentioned here is from an inspection conducted on November 9 and may not represent the future health inspection status of the food establishment.]. The Sacramento County Public Health Department conducted a routine health inspection at Mimosa House on November 9. The restaurant was cited for multiple violations, including a cockroach infestation, rodent droppings, and missing food handler cards and a food manager certificate.
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Along California’s Highways, These 5 Old Diners Still Feel Like 1970
California’s highways are packed with fast food signs, but a few old diners still serve breakfast the way they did decades ago. These are the spots with wood-paneled walls, pinball machines, counter seats, and biscuits and gravy that come out on a real plate. Some sit at busy truck...
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Sacramento’s Sunny Tease Ends Friday as Rain, Thunderstorms Roar In
Sacramento City Hall Plaza — Backdrop For Friday Storm Forecast. Tuesday morning could bring low clouds and patchy fog or mist in parts of the Valley, according to the National Weather Service. A sunny afternoon should bring temperatures to about 75 degrees, but the warm, dry conditions are expected to give way to a wetter pattern later this week.
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Best nursing homes of 2026: short-term and long-term care in the Sacramento region
The number of Americans ages 65 and older will more than double over the next 40 years, according to the Urban Institute. As the population ages, more people will be looking for quality nursing home care, either for themselves or loved ones. US News & World Report has released its top-rated ranking nursing homes of 2026 for short-term care and long-term care. There are 57 nursing homes and skilled nursing facilities in the Sacramento region. The following stood out in either short-term rehab, long-term care or both, according to the report. “Choosing a nursing home – whether for short-term rehabilitation following a surgery or illness like stroke, or for long-term residency – is one of the most crucial healthcare decisions a family can make,” said Jordan Derk, senior care researcher at U.S. News, in a news release. Here’s what to know: How were the nursing homes rated? All data used in the 2026 best nursing homes rating s came from publicly available sources including the CMS Nursing Homes Data Archive. To determine the ratings, the U.S. News team analyzed data on staffing, patients’ health outcomes and results of government-conducted health and safety outcomes. This information included the number of certified
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K9 finds weapons stashed in woods during car accident investigation, deputies say
(FOX40.COM) — A Yuba City man was arrested for a DUI and weapons violations after a K9 found the firearms he stashed in the woods, officials announced. According to the Yuba County Sheriff’s Office, 23-year-old Michael James Prather was arrested for DUI after officers responded to a vehicle accident in the area of La Porte […]