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Dozens of college-bound seniors at Sacramento Charter High celebrated
SACRAMENTO – A celebration at Sacramento Charter High on Thursday as college-bound seniors announced their campus of choice and 95% were accepted into four-year schools. Sixty seniors were recognized in a big send-off. Students who navigated the complexities of COVID are now facing their future. "I actually dreaded it but now that it's here I'm actually excited about it," said Alayla Dickerson.Dickerson is thankful for the dual enrollment curriculum that prepared her."I'm taking classes now and getting college credits now," Alayla said.She is heading to Sac City College because it's free and she likes the nursing program. Her mom...
Canine blood bank opens in El Dorado Hills
EL DORADO HILLS — We all know that donating blood can save a life, but a new canine blood bank can help save pets' lives, too. "Emergency and critical care is always short on canine and feline blood products," said Esfra Ennes, a blood bank coordinator at Insight Veterinary Wellness Center in El Dorado Hills.Just like humans, when a dog or cat needs emergency surgery, they may also need extra blood."Historically, California has had what is termed closed colony blood banks, which means the dogs live there, they stay there, they don't really do much else," Ennes said.Insight Veterinary Wellness Center...
'Loud and clear': Folsom city officials hear community feedback on homelessness
Folsom city officials say they want to make it "inconvenient" to be homeless in their community. During this week’s city council meeting, Mayor Mike Kozlowski reported back on findings of a “listening session” he and Vice Mayor Sarah Aquino held April 11 with community members. During that session, about 90 Folsom residents provided feedback on how the city can best confront its growing homeless problem. Kozlowski called the session “fantastic” and said it provided great feedback. While there were vastly differing views on how the city should address its homeless problem, Kozlowski said there was one common thread:
Folsom incident report: Stolen camera equipment, unauthorized fire, shoplifting
Those appearing in the following crime report have been arrested on suspicion of the crime indicated and presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Information is public record, furnished by the Folsom Police Department in public record form. April 29. Vandalism was reported at 2:05 p.m. in...
A look at a Sacramento bike lane's impact on a small business
SACRAMENTO -- A handwritten sign in the window of The Antique Company Inc. in Sacramento reminds customers that the store was still in business "despite" the City of Sacramento, led CBS13 to answers about the installation of a bike lane.On the corner of 21st and X Streets, the antique store has been a staple of the neighborhood for decades. Only recently did business become more complicated with the addition of a bike lane along 21st Street that, to be installed, removed public parking along the sidewalk at the front of the building. The handwritten sign alluded to these changes: "Despite the...
Sacramento sued by Homeless Union for efforts to shut down Camp Resolution
(FOX40.COM) — The Sacramento Homeless Union filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against the city of Sacramento for the city’s renewed efforts to shut down Camp Resolution. Just over one year ago, Sacramento signed a land-use agreement with Camp Resolution to allow this group of self-governed homeless to live on a previously empty, city-owned, plot of […]
Final preparations underway ahead of Loomis Costco opening
LOOMIS, Calif. — The new Costco in Loomis is set to open May 23, about a month later than the previously scheduled opening date. With just a week until the opening, final preparations are underway. Loomis Town Manager Wes Heathcock told ABC10 the town and Loomis Basin Chamber of Commerce are coordinating a ribbon-cutting ceremony the morning of the opening.
Former downtown hotel converted into permanent housing for Sacramento’s unhoused
(FOX40.COM) — Sacramento city, county and California officials celebrated the opening of a downtown affordable housing complex that is dedicated to accommodating individuals experiencing homelessness. The Danco Group, a housing development company, hosted a ribbon cutting Thursday morning for Central Sacramento Studios on H Street. The downtown Sacramento development is a California Homekey project that […]
Northern California forecast: Warm Thursday, cooling ahead for the weekend
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Thursday will be another sunny day for Northern California, not quite as hot as it was on Wednesday. Downtown Sacramento saw a peak temperature of 91 degrees on Wednesday, meteorologist Tamara Berg said. For Thursday, that peak is forecast to be 85 degrees. The average for this time of year is 81 degrees.
Woman reportedly injured near Folsom crash
RANCHO CORDOVA, Calif. — A woman was injured in a car collision Wednesday morning near Folsom, according to dispatcher radio communications. EMS was dispatched around 7:07 a.m. to the crash site on westbound Highway 50 near the offramp Folsom Boulevard. A car was reportedly rear-ended by another vehicle at about 35 mph. A woman was then taken to a hospital for minor injuries.
Want to foster shelter kittens? Front Street Animal Shelter will show you how
(FOX40.COM) — Springtime means it is kitten season and Sacramento’s Front Street Animal Shelter is hosting a one-hour session for people who would like to be volunteer foster parents. The kittens need some care before they are old enough to be spayed or neutered and ready for adoption. “Because our shelter lacks the space and […]
KCRA Weekend Roundup: Sacramento region things to do for May 17-19
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Looking for things to do this weekend? Here's a list of events happening in Northern California on Friday, May 17, through Sunday, May 17. Before you head out the door, check the latest forecast here. Sacramento-area events. Terra Madre Americas. The American version of this Italian...
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