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Fill An Entire Cart For $30 At This California Thrift Store That Locals Are Obsessed With

Some stores earn their loyal following through advertising, and some earn it through being genuinely, undeniably good at what they do. Eco Thrift in Citrus Heights falls firmly into the second category, and the locals who keep coming back week after week are proof that word of mouth is still the most powerful marketing tool in existence.

Citrus Heights, CA · 6d

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CHAGEE Bringing Its Tea Shop to Westfield Galleria in Roseville

CHAGEE, the global tea chain known for its fresh milk teas and “teaspresso” drinks, is coming to Roseville. The brand will open its first Sacramento-area shop at Westfield Galleria at Roseville, 1151 Galleria Blvd., with the opening expected in 2027. The menu is built around tea rather than...

Roseville, CA · 5d

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Bohl Salad Chain Heads to Roseville's Kohl's-Anchored Plaza by 2027

10357 Fairway Dr. — Approximate Site of Planned Bohl Restaurant. Bohl, the fast-casual salad and bowl restaurant that opened its first location in Elk Grove earlier this year, is planning to bring a second outpost to Roseville's Highland Reserve Marketplace, a Kohl's-anchored shopping center on Fairway Drive. The expansion would put Bohl's customizable bowls and salads inside a retail corridor already stocked with In-N-Out Burger, Blaze Pizza, Krispy Kreme, Sushi Kuma and Taqueria La Nueva Vallarta.

Roseville, CA · 4d

The Sacramento Bee

Where to find sweet treats and savory snacks for Diwali in Sacramento

Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights, is this weekend. The holiday celebrates themes of the power of good over evil, joy and togetherness. According to cookbook author and America’s Test Kitchen host Nik Sharma , families gather during this time to cook and share treats. Diwali dishes are designed to excite the senses, with diversity of texture, aromas and flavors: Crunchy, creamy, spicy, sweet and fragrant foods all feature prominently. Sharma has indexed 46 recipes suitable for Diwali on his site. Indian sweets, called mithai, are extremely popular, and there are several spots where you can pick up plenty of sweet treats to share with your loved ones. Commonly found mithai include barfi, a fudge-like confection made from condensed milk solids, gulab jamun, spongy balls of fried dough soaked in fragrant syrup, and kalakand, a cake made from a cottage cheese-like milk product called chhena. c Bay Area-based Bikanervala is having a four-day pop-up through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. 10375 Folsom Blvd. in Rancho Cordova where they will be selling exquisitely packaged boxes of their mithai. Preorders have ended, but customers can pick up one-pound boxes ranging from $19.99 to $21.99. North Natomas restaurant Indian Sizzle at

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Ticket sales open for Folsom Zoo’s 16th Wild Nights & Holiday Lights

Tickets are available now for the popular holiday tradition featuring thousands of lights, nighttime train rides, music and festive fun throughout December. One of Folsom’s most unique holiday traditions is preparing to light up the season once again as the Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary gets ready to welcome families for its 16th annual Wild Nights & Holiday Lights celebration. Tickets are now available for the popular December event, which transforms the local zoo sanctuary into a glowing holiday wonderland filled with thousands of twinkling lights, festive displays, seasonal music and special nighttime experiences.

Folsom, CA · 4d

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Sacramento-Area Diner Cited for Old Rodent Droppings and Sanitation Violations

[Editor’s note: The report mentioned here is from an inspection conducted on November 2 and may not represent the future health inspection status of the food establishment.]. The Sacramento County health department conducted an inspection at The Original Mike’s on November 2. Inspectors documented several health violations and issued the restaurant a yellow placard.

Elk Grove, CA · 5d

The Sacramento Bee

New teriyaki restaurant offering Japanese comfort food opens in Sacramento area

A restaurant specializing in what it calls “Japanese-inspired teriyaki and comfort food” has opened in Arden Arcade. From the standard chicken teriyaki to a “Teri” burger, My Favorite Teriyaki at 2617 Marconi Ave. serves grilled, tangy dishes dressed in honey spicy sauce and teriyaki sauce. My Favorite Teriyaki serves four types of teriyaki dishes, including teriyaki plates, teriyaki bowls, Katsu and Korean combination plates and burgers with wings. Its teriyaki plates and bowls come with chicken, beef, tofu and salmon, according to its online menu. The eatery also serves non-teriyaki marinated dishes, including a popcorn chicken plate and spicy pork bulgogi plate. Craving a juicy and tender teriyaki burger? The “Teri” burgers range from a traditional beef patty with mayonnaise, tomato, onion, lettuce and American cheese, to an experimental Hawaiian burger served with grilled pineapple. “We bring together delicious teriyaki favorites, Japanese-inspired comfort food, and satisfying meals made for everyday enjoyment,” the restaurant’s website read. My Favorite Teriyaki is replacing a restaurant of a similar concept known as I Love Teriyaki. The spot closed in 2025 and was among five locations of the chain restaurant in the Sacramento area. The restaurant is located at the Town & Country Village shopping

Sacramento, CA · 5d

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Five California Chinese Restaurants Open For Over Half A Century

Some California restaurants come and go faster than a fortune cookie gets cracked open. These five have stayed open through decades of change, serving chow mein, dim sum, and honey walnut shrimp to grandparents, parents, and now their grandkids. One opened in Sacramento in 1939, one has served Los Angeles...

Los Angeles, CA · 5d

News & Review

Pavilions’ white paint draws criticism and support

A fresh coat of white paint at Sacramento's Pavilions shopping center is stirring up controversy amongst Sacramento locals, with some criticizing the decision to paint the signature red brick. The Pavillons is an up-scale and beloved shopping center that has been around for decades, originally opened in 1984 with red...

SFGate

BCNARTS: Best Bets: Comedian Amir K Making 3 Bay Area Stops

Amir Kamyab (aka Amir K) is an up-and-coming comedian based in Los Angeles. Those in the Bay Area who haven't caught his act yet are getting several chances to do so in upcoming shows at different venues in the region. The Iranian-born entertainer has been performing and touring tirelessly in...

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 3d

The Sacramento Bee

Flavors of the Philippines on your table: Filipino restaurant opens in Elk Grove

A new Filipino restaurant in Elk Grove is in the process of ramping up into a full-time operation. Known as the Filipino Table, the restaurant soft-opened in October at 9625 Elk Grove Florin Road near the city’s Old Town district. The eatery serves Filipino street foods, including rice bowls, chicken wings and Panalo plates, a Filipino dish with grilled meat, java rice, and lumpia. The Filipino Table is owned by Lee Ann Torrecarion who also oversees Kuya’s Inasal Express, a pop-up restaurant that operated at 9120 Elk Grove Blvd. The menu is filled with a variety of Filipino dishes, such as its savory selections of Silog, a Filipino breakfast dish with meat, fried egg, garlic fried rice, and a bistek bowl, with Filipino beef, onions, garlic over white rice, its menu on social media reads. The Filipino Table also crafts a hefty Arroz a la Cubana, a fried rice dish with a fried egg, plantains and tomato sauce. For those looking for a stew-like meal with winter approaching, the eatery serves Papaitan, a Filipino soup with meat, ginger, garlic, onions, Thai chili peppers and other animal organs. For those wanting a smaller dish or a snack on the side, The

Elk Grove, CA · 6d

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Candy Buyback Programs in Roseville, Rocklin + Lincoln

Still staring down a pillowcase full of Halloween candy? Your kids can trade some of it in. Every November, local dental offices run Halloween candy buybacks. Kids bring in their extra candy, and the office pays them for it, usually $1 a pound, or swaps it for a small prize or gift card. Most of the candy then gets shipped to U.S. troops in care packages.

Rocklin, CA · 5d

The Sacramento Bee

Sacramento's tiniest grocery store launches subscription gourmet-snack club

Are you an adventurous snacker? Superette, the petite, lovingly curated gourmet grocery on Riverside Blvd. in Upper Land Park, has just the thing for you. Owner Sophie Mosgrave has just launched Superette Provisions Club, a monthly subscription plan serving a carefully chosen selection of snackables to your hungrily awaiting palate. Superette carries a kaleidoscopic array of delectables, from tinned fish to gourmet cheeses to locally made pickles to high-end artisan chocolates. The Provisions Club will draw from the store’s full product mix. “The idea behind it is just giving people a regular occurrence of things that we love. There will be some exclusives or at least sneak peeks to things that we want to bring in, but wanted to have like an audience first for it. I think it’s a fun opportunity for folks to maybe try things that they wouldn’t have otherwise known to try, or maybe missed in the shop,” she said. For the inaugural collection, Mosgrave is debuting a new product that’s an extension of one of the shop’s core staples, Mama Teav’s Hot Chili Crisp . The new offering is the producer’s Extra Umami Hot Chili Crisp, which dials back some of the spice and pumps

Sacramento, CA · 5d

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‘It’s Like Disneyland Every Day’: Sacramento State’s New Gym Ushers in a New Era

For the first 60 years of the program’s 62-year existence, Sacramento State athletes, trainers, and coaches have made the 40-minute round-trip drive to Elevate Gym. That is, until 2024, when it was announced that the team would have its own facility built. Described by head coach Melissa Genovese as...

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Dutch Babies And Walnut Waffles Have Kept Sacramento Families Loyal To Ettore’s On Fair Oaks Boulevard

Some Sacramento families have a breakfast tradition that spans three generations, and it does not happen at home. Grandparents started it, parents kept it going, and now kids are making their own requests at the same counter. The menu has grown and the city has changed, but the habit has...

Sacramento, CA · 6d

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Forever Tour Brings R&B and Soul Legends to Stockton's Adventist Health Arena

Stockton gets ready to sing along and dance this winter, as the Forever Tour brings a lineup of R&B, soul, freestyle and hip-hop favorites to Adventist Health Arena on Friday, Feb. 12, 2027. The all-star bill features Lisa Lisa, Barbara Mason, Heatwave, Dazz Band, Notation, Amanda Perez, the Delfonics and...

Stockton, CA · 5d

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Treat Yourself To The Sweetest Morning At This Hidden Mexican Bakery In California

Most people don’t associate grocery store shopping centers with life changing pastries. La Esperanza in Sacramento is here to challenge that assumption completely. Tucked into a shopping center on Franklin Boulevard, this little bakery counter inside La Esperanza Supermarket has become one of those places locals talk about in hushed, excited tones, like they’re sharing a secret they’re only a little bit sorry to be sharing.

Sacramento, CA · 9d

News & Review

The Rod Stinson Band delivers a slam dunk of fun in Sacramento

It was March 18, 2022, at the Golden 1 Center. Although it was still months before the Beam Team would debut in Sacramento, but there were still over 15,000 people on hand for a Kings game. The members of the Rod Stinson Band were there, too, all smiles and standing on the north-end stage next to the party decks.

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