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Sacramento-area community college tries to fool voters by claiming bond won’t raise taxes

Los Rios Community College District's ballot language saying a proposed $1.1 billion in bonds will cause "no increase in tax rates" isn't aboveboard.

Sacramento, CA · 9d

Fortune

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Meet the baby boomer whose life changed when 2 Gen Z AI founders walked into her plumbing business. She became their first COO

Marcelle Flowers was trying to sell her Sacramento business when Broccoli AI knocked on her door. Now they’ve raised $52 million led by Khosla Ventures.

Sacramento, CA · 9d

hoodline.com

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Oto's Marketplace, Five Others Honored at Sacramento's 8th Burnett Awards Nov. 12

Oto's Marketplace has been slicing sushi-grade fish and stacking bento boxes for Sacramento shoppers for 65 years, and next month the neighborhood grocer joins five other longtime local institutions as honorees at the Sacramento History Alliance's 8th Annual Burnett Awards. The gala is set for Thursday evening, November 12, from 5 to 7 p.m., in the lobby of the Sacramento History Museum on the Old Sacramento waterfront.

Sacramento, CA · 10d
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Main Street Dollars

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California recovered about $1,988,000 for 136 workers unpaid when Capital Mailing Services closed

It took ten years, a trial, an appeal and a fraud case, but California says 136 people who lost their jobs and final paychecks when a West Sacramento printing company shut down are finally getting paid. The state Labor Commissioner’s Office announced on October 16, 2026 that it has recovered about $1,988,000 for former workers […]

California · 11d

The Sacramento Bee

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PG&E warns of new power shutoffs in 7 Northern CA counties. See areas at risk

Pacific Gas and Electric Co. is warning that more than 600 customers in seven Northern California counties could lose electricity beginning Friday evening as strong, dry winds raise wildfire concerns, less than a week after widespread shutoffs left tens of thousands without power. The potential public safety power shutoffs could affect 644 customers in portions of Butte, Lake, Napa, Shasta, Solano, Sonoma and Yolo counties, according to PG&E’s latest estimates. But the possible outages are narrowly targeted, with the utility’s maps showing small, scattered areas in the northern Sierra Nevada foothills and remote sections of the Coast Ranges. In Butte County, possible shutoffs are concentrated east of Paradise and Magalia, around the Concow area. In Shasta County, the areas under consideration follow portions of the Highway 299 corridor near Round Mountain and Montgomery Creek. Closer to Sacramento, only small pockets of western Yolo County and Solano County near the Napa County line are at risk. The maps do not show potential shutoffs in Sacramento, Woodland, Davis or West Sacramento. PG&E placed portions of all seven counties under a PSPS watch for Friday and Saturday, meaning outages were considered likely because of forecast high winds and dry conditions. The utility said

Butte County, CA · 14d

The Home Brief

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Sacramento electricians for breakers that trip and outlets that die

Top 5Electricians · Sacramento, CA·Checked Oct 26, 2026. A dead outlet or a breaker that keeps tripping can make a panel replacement sound inevitable. We read Sacramento electricians’ reviews and public records for signs of careful diagnosis, clear explanations and the questions worth asking before work begins.

Sacramento, CA · 11d

waste360.com

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A Small Hauler's Perspective on Reuse

Keeping usable household items out of landfills sounds simple enough. But for independent junk haulers, finding a second home for furniture, appliances and other goods often comes with added costs and the challenge of finding organizations willing to accept them. Waste360's Liz Bothwell caught up with Jessica Dudley, owner of...

Sacramento, CA · 8d

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Redwood Credit Union supports affordable housing nonprofits across six counties for ICU Day

Redwood Credit Union recently joined in the annual worldwide celebration of International Credit Union (ICU) Day, a day to raise awareness and reflect on the positive impact credit unions make in the lives of their members and communities. Redwood Credit Union (RCU) turned members’ everyday card purchases into support for...

San Francisco, CA · 9d

The Sacramento Bee

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Dolores Huerta kept fighting for farmworkers. I sat with her weeks ago and saw how much

When moving to California in June to cover food and agriculture for The Sacramento Bee, one of the people I wanted to meet was Dolores Huerta . I knew she was an important figure in the history of California, and in U.S. history, because of her lifetime of devotion to the farmworker movement. Huerta, who died Wednesday at 96, helped build the United Farm Workers union into a nationally recognized organization. That work, her work, shined a light on the deplorable conditions experienced by the workers harvesting our food in California. My first opportunity to meet her, and what turned out to be my last, came when I was invited to an August news conference in Sacramento about pesticide regulation. Huerta would be speaking at the event. Dozens of advocates and farmworkers gathered in front of the Capitol and chanted “Sí, se puede,” or “Yes, we can,” a phrase coined by Huerta. She was the oldest person at the gathering, and also the most revered. Attendees were eager to speak to her and take photos with her. Shortly after the news conference, she was whisked away by her daughter, Juanita Chavez. Chavez’s father was Richard Chavez, Cesar Chavez’s brother. The

California · 9d

AGDAILY.com

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Farm robots aren’t replacing workers as quickly as expected

New research finds that farm robots and artificial intelligence still depend on experienced workers, even as automation changes agricultural jobs. The post Farm robots aren’t replacing workers as quickly as expected appeared first on AGDAILY .

California · 11d

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Floral and Gift Shop Planning December Opening at Folsom’s Palladio

Mayde Floral & Gifts is planning to open at the Palladio at Broadstone in Folsom in the first week of December. Owner Taylor Breshears confirmed to What Now Sacramento that she would love to open before Thanksgiving, but a December opening is more realistic due to city permits. The shop...

Folsom, CA · 11d

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208 New Rental Townhomes Set to Open Gates in West Sacramento's Southport Area

A gated community of 208 townhome-style rental homes is set to open its leasing office and model homes to the public on Saturday, October 24, in West Sacramento's Southport/Bridgeway Island area, giving renters in the region a new option that looks and feels like a single-family house without the paperwork of buying one. The development, called Independence in West Sacramento, is developed by Lewis Apartments.

West Sacramento, CA · 13d

FOX40

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PG&E warns of power shutoffs across 7 Northern California counties

(FOX40.COM) — The Pacific Gas and Electric Co. announced that more than 600 customers across seven Northern California counties could lose power as part of a series of public safety power shutoffs starting Friday evening. The Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) are a safety precaution in response to high winds and dry conditions that could […]

Northern California, CA · 14d

The Home Brief

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Moving a 3-bedroom home in Sacramento? Start here

Top 4Moving · Sacramento, CA·Checked Oct 23, 2026. A full-house move in Sacramento is about more than getting boxes onto a truck. We read the reviews and business records for 4 movers, then pulled out the services that matter and the questions worth asking before you book.

Sacramento, CA · 11d

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Bird Flu Confirmed in Sacramento County Backyard Flock

A confirmed bird-flu case in a Sacramento County backyard flock is prompting renewed precautions for poultry owners in Rio Linda and Elverta. Owners of chickens, ducks and other backyard birds in Rio Linda and Elverta are being encouraged to strengthen their disease-prevention practices after highly pathogenic avian influenza was confirmed in a Sacramento County backyard flock.

Sacramento County, CA · 12d

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Lewis Apartments Opens Independence Rental-Home Community Near Downtown Sacramento

Independence in West Sacramento, a new gated community of 208 townhome-style rental homes developed by Lewis Apartments, will officially open its leasing office and model homes to the public on Saturday, October 24. The leasing office and models will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Located in...

Sacramento, CA · 14d

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​​California Tiny-Home Developers Face Felony Charges After Abandoning Unfinished Projects

California homeowners who embraced tiny homes as an affordable housing solution say they were left with unfinished projects, mounting bills, and significant financial losses after paying thousands of dollars to a company founded by two brothers. One customer was left with an empty backyard after paying more than $40,000 for...

California · 11d