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Sacramento Auto Museum Plans Three-Stage Renovation
The California Automobile Museum is planning a three-stage renovation that would give it a new main entrance, a gift shop and cafe, and about 5,000 to 6,000 square feet of new exhibit space. Executive Director Karen McClaflin confirmed to What Now Sacramento that the project is expected to start in the spring and finish by fall to winter 2027.
The Sacramento Bee
New Roseville tea cafe opens, whisking up matcha straight from Japan
A new tea cafe that serves a popular Japanese green tea beverage has opened in west Roseville. Yugen Teahouse is whisking matcha and scooping boba at 4021 Woodcreek Oaks Blvd., The tea house’s online profile said it uses “premium” matcha and milk tea and brews its tea slowly. One of its signature drinks is a “Dragon Balls Black Milk Tea,” which is described as a “rich and creamy” black milk tea with chewy boba. The matcha is sourced directly from Shizuoka, Japan, according to the cafe’s Instagram page. Yugen also makes its fruit purees daily, which are usually served on top of its matcha, which includes strawberry, mango, ube and banana flavors. Yugen also has a milk tea menu, serving oolong, jasmine, black and brown sugar oolong milk teas, and a new marble Thai tea. For customers wanting a lighter sweet beverage, there are smoothies and fruit teas such as peach oolong, lychee oolong, strawberry jasmine and a coco banana cloud drink, which has a banana foam topping on coconut water. Yugen opened in the Woodcreek Village shopping plaza in September. The tea cafe replaced the Old Gold Exchange, which started in Roseville in 1973. Yugen Teahouse is open from
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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...
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Folsom’s Mas Taco Bar closing; new cafe concept coming in 2027
Ownership says farewell for now, announces plans to transform the restaurant space into Café Ami, featuring California-inspired cuisine, specialty coffees and a partnership with Ettore’s Bakery. One of Folsom’s Mexican restaurants is serving its final meals and cocktails this weekend as Mas Taco Bar at Palladio permanently closes...
The Sacramento Bee
Week in photos: CA state workers strike + ICE under scrutiny + illegal voting
Every week, The Sacramento Bee’s visual journalists capture the moments — big and small — that tell the story of our community. From moving images in our neighborhoods to political intrigue at the state Capitol and portraits of area newsmakers, their lenses offer a unique window into life in Sacramento and beyond. This week’s photographs includes the historic one-day SEIU Local 1000 state workers strike, the Woodland man struck by an ICE vehicle, Sen. Alex Padilla’s visit to the Sacramento ICE detainment center and allegations of illegal voting. This selection of moments were made between Friday, Oct. 16, and Friday, Oct. 23. Clicking on some of the photos will connect to more coverage.
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Sacramento Museum Honors Biddy Mason, Who Walked 3,000 Miles From Slavery to Freedom
A Nov. 7 program at the California State Railroad Museum in Old Sacramento will examine Biddy Mason’s life and legacy, including her journey of roughly 3,000 miles from Georgia to California while enslaved. Mason later won her freedom in court, built a life and community in Los Angeles, and became one of the wealthiest women of color in the country before her death in 1891.
State Hornet
‘Sleeping On Water’: When the young Vietnamese generation address paranoia of their motherland's future
In a simple multi-purpose court within a Chinese community church in South Sacramento, an intimate film premiere was held on Sunday afternoon, Oct. 18. The community gathered to see “Sleeping On Water,” a Sacramento-based indie film by Nhu Than. This project marked her first time in the director role. Before this debut, Than has worked with Visual Narrative Films in the Bay Area and graduated from Sacramento State, with a bachelor’s degree in child development and minors in film and history.
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Meet Steve Blum at SacAnime Winter 2027
Big news space cowboy, SacAnime Winter 2027 has announced their next guest and it’s Steve Blum. Meet him at the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center in Sacramento from January 8th to January 10th, 2027. Steve Blum is a voice actor with a rich history in the entertainment industry. He...
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America's most famous chocolate chip cookie is coming to the Bay Area at last
For years, Bay Area residents craving the frenzy-inducing, oversized chocolate chip-walnut cookies from New York City's Levain Bakery had to either order them online, or hop on a plane. By next year, they'll be available closer to home. Levain will open its first Northern California location at San Jose's upscale...
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The Sacramento Bee
He's crossed the US on foot 3 times. Meet Sacramento's real deal Forrest Gump
Dennis Godby estimates he’s heard quips related to the 1994 film “Forrest Gump” perhaps 1,000 times. The title character of that film runs across the United States more than once. Godby, a 70-year-old naturopathic doctor who lives in West Sacramento, likes to tell people that while “Forrest Gump” was a movie, he’s the real deal. In September, Godby finished a roughly 3,450-mile walk that he made across the U.S. in five stages over five years. It was only his latest adventure. In 1978, Godby ran about 1,420 miles, from Corvallis, Oregon, to near Calgary. He ran across the U.S. in the mid-1980s and again in 2011, the second time with his two sons and his nephew. On a recent day, Godby said he felt like he could immediately start walking from Seattle, where he finished his recent cross-country walk, to Sacramento. “For the first few weeks when I get back every year, I really miss it,” Godby said during an interview at his office in midtown Sacramento. “Because I’m back to, a lot of times, the mundane. And even though I like what I do, that is really exciting, being out on the road.” Godby is part of an eclectic
Redding Record Searchlight
Wildlife gets a new safer way to cross Highway 97 in Northern California
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How This BBQ Spot Won Locals’ Hearts With IRRESISTIBLE Tri-Tip in Sacramento, California
Open Mon–Thu, 10 AM–8:30 PM | Fri–Sat, 10 AM–10 PM | Sun, 10 AM–9 PM. Sacramento has plenty of reasons to bring an appetite, and Brody’s Restaurant on Freeport Boulevard adds slow-smoked meats, loaded breakfast plates, and backyard-style gathering spaces to the itinerary. This...
The Sacramento Bee
Sacramento ranks among top cities for rodents. How infested are we?
If you ever walked somewhere in the evening or night for a quick drink or to grab a bite and thought you spied an animal with a rope-like tail scurrying away, or thought you heard scratching noises coming from inside the walls of your home, it probably wasn’t your imagination. That’s because Sacramento has been ranked among the top cities with the most rodent activity. The extermination company Terminix ranked 50 cities in the United States with the worst rodent infestations and Sacramento is on the list. Here’s what to know: How was the ranking determined? Terminix used data from over 300 branches nationwide and compiled a list of cities where residents most frequently used rodent control services over the past year. Where did Sacramento rank? Sacramento was listed among the top 20 of the most rat-infested cities in the country landing at No. 15. Previous reporting by The Bee in 2024 , showed Sacramento ranked at No. 20 for rat-infested cities, according to a report released by Orkin that same year. What do the findings mean and how can I prevent rodents in my home? People are advised to watch for signs of rodent activity including droppings, gnaw marks,