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Sale Announcement: Habitat Health PACE | Sacramento, CA
Colliers U.S. Healthcare Capital Markets represented CORUM Asset Management in the successful acquisition of a 27,451-square-foot healthcare facility leased to Habitat Health, a Kaiser Permanente-affiliated entity. The property serves as a comprehensive PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) center, providing medical care, therapy, social services, meals, transportation, and in-home support designed to help older adults maintain their independence and continue living safely within their communities. Habitat Health’s whole-person care model combines coordinated clinical services, wellness programming, and social engagement to address the medical and daily living needs of seniors through an integrated platform. Through its affiliation with Kaiser Permanente and focus on patient-centered care, the facility plays an important role in expanding access to high-quality healthcare services for the Sacramento region’s growing senior population.
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You Won’t Believe This California Mountain Town Still Has Apartments For Under $800 A Month
There’s a small mountain town in Northern California where the air smells like pine trees, the mountains are visible from the main street, and a one-bedroom apartment can still rent for under $800 a month, and its name is Weaverville. If that sounds like the setup to a joke,...
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Skims Could Land First Sacramento-Area Store Inside Roseville Galleria
Source: The original uploader was J.smith at English Wikipedia. / Wikimedia Commons. Kim Kardashian's shapewear empire could be setting up shop in Roseville. A building permit application filed for 1151 Galleria Blvd., Suite 128, suggests Skims could open its first Sacramento-area store inside Westfield Galleria at Roseville, though no opening date has surfaced yet.
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Oregon grower shatters state record at National Pumpkin Weigh Off in California
Jim Sherwood of Mulino, Oregon, set a new Oregon state record on Saturday at the National Pumpkin Weigh Off in Wheatland, California. His 2,613-pound giant […] The post Oregon grower shatters state record at National Pumpkin Weigh Off in California first appeared on This is JELD ⚡️ .
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A Sacramento Homeowner Wanted Roof Maintenance. One Bid Added Valley Upgrades, While Another Came In at $2,300.
A homeowner in Sacramento, California, wanted a professional inspection and maintenance for a tile roof about 30 years old. It was not leaking, but it had not been serviced since the homeowner moved in more than five years earlier.
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Wheat Geneticist Jorge Dubcovsky Named 2026 World Agriculture Prize Laureate
The UC Davis researcher’s work has helped breeding programs develop wheat varieties with improved yield, disease resistance and adaptation to changing growing conditions. Jorge Dubcovsky, a wheat geneticist at the University of California, Davis, has been named the 2026 World Agriculture Prize Laureate in the category for countries with developed economies.
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Joe & The Juice Confirms Plans for a Second Sacramento-Area Store
Joe & The Juice has confirmed it’s planning a second Sacramento-area location beyond its previously announced Arden-Arcade store, though the company isn’t yet saying where. Brand and Culture Director Sammy Einstein confirmed the additional store, while more details about the exact address are yet to be determined. The...
FOX40
Highlands Charter files for bankruptcy after audit finds ‘wasteful’ spending
(FOX40.COM) — Highlands Community Charter and Technical Schools announced the self-described “extraordinary” decision to file for bankruptcy Monday after a state audit found $180 million in misallocated funds. The charter school — which operates under Twin Rivers Unified School District — specializes in adult education for those aged 22 and older and has six locations […]
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Beleaguered Sacramento adult charter school files for bankruptcy
Highlands Community Charter and Technical Schools has filed for federal bankruptcy reorganization. The case could be heard in federal court in Sacramento as early as this week. A state audit last summer found that the adult charter school owes the state $180 million because it collected K-12 funding for which it was not eligible, assigned teachers to classes they were not credentialed to teach... read more
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Peruvian shop closing Old Sac location as owner prepares for next chapter
(FOX40.COM) — In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, FOX40 is highlighting several leaders and businesses in the community, including Mi Tiendita Munaycha, one of the only Peruvian shops in the Sacramento area. “I wanted to keep my roots with my country, to keep my culture alive and, mostly, I wanted to extend the value of […]
CBS Sacramento
Aftershock fans bring big business to Sacramento as local businesses roll out special deals
While the four-day festival is the main attraction, local businesses are hoping visitors will spend some of their downtime exploring California's capital city, and they're offering special deals to treat them to a true Sacramento experience.
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Get crafty: Artazan brings three days of handmade goods and creative workshops to Sacramento
If your idea of a good weekend involves wandering among ceramics, jewelry, textiles, paintings and other beautiful things made by actual humans, there’s a new event to put on the calendar. Artazan Handcraft Market comes to Sacramento’s Scottish Rite Masonic Center Oct. 16–18, bringing together artists, makers, designers, craftspeople...
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Growing memories for 50 years: Zittel Farms opens for milestone season
Family farm opens its golden anniversary season, carrying a half-century of pumpkins, memories and generations forward in the heart of a city that grew up around it. Long before many of the neighborhoods, shopping centers and busy roadways that define modern-day Folsom were here, there was a little farm along Oak Avenue where a family was putting down roots of its own. Fifty years later, the city around it has changed dramatically, but the farm remains.
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Folsom Outlet Mall Gets Vinyl Record Store Stocked With The Beat's Old Inventory
Fat Elephant Records, Books & Music is opening its second location, this time inside the Folsom Premium Outlets at 1300 Folsom Blvd. on October 16. The shop, known for its pre-owned vinyl and vintage focus, will stock leftover inventory from The Beat, the beloved Sacramento record store that closed in 2013 after 30 years in business, with records priced between $3 and $10 according to owner Charles Lago.
Home & Nearby
A Sacramento Homeowner Faced a High AC Quote. The $18,500 Bid Included Ductwork, Too.
A homeowner in Sacramento, California, needed to replace a broken AC system and get it working as soon as possible. The first quote was $26,300 for a new system and ductwork. In a thread from April 2026, the homeowner laid out six offers received over two months. Several included ductwork, yet their totals were far apart. The homeowner had already chosen a bid and had the installation completed by the time they posted.