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Sacramento Councilmember Tells Hilton to Dump ICE After Pepper Spray Clash

Homewood Suites Sacramento Airport-Natomas — Reported Site of Hotel Protest. Two hotels in North Natomas have become flashpoints in Sacramento's fight over federal immigration enforcement, after immigration advocates say federal agents pepper-sprayed protesters outside a Hilton Garden Inn and Sacramento police detained and cited two activists for trespassing at a nearby Homewood Suites. Now a city councilmember is calling on Hilton to stop housing ICE agents altogether, warning that demonstrations will keep coming if it does not.

Sacramento, CA · 2d
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Stop Identity Thieves in Their Tracks: Freeze Your Credit

One simple step can make it much harder for identity thieves to use your personal information. Identity theft is a growing concern for consumers throughout Roseville, Placer County, and the Sacramento region. One of the simplest ways to protect your personal financial information is to place a free credit freeze with all three major credit reporting agencies.

Placer County, CA · 1d
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Sacramento washer and dryer repair: who reviews keep naming

Top 3Appliance repair · Sacramento, CA·Checked Nov 5, 2026. A washer leak or a dryer full of damp clothes can turn laundry into a household standoff. I read through Sacramento repair reviews for the details that matter when you’re booking, plus the questions worth asking before anyone orders a part.

Sacramento, CA · 1d
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Bentos Express Planned for Sacramento’s Promenade Shopping Center

Bentos Express is coming soon to the Promenade Shopping Center at 7485 Rush River Drive, Suite 670, in Sacramento’s Pocket neighborhood. A sign posted inside the space announces the new restaurant, which is owned by Xuan Dai, but no opening date has been announced. The restaurant is taking over...

Sacramento, CA · 1d
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Sacramento City Unified school leaders clash with city, police over ICE notification

Sacramento City Unified School District leaders are pressing city officials to notify schools when federal immigration agents are operating nearby. SCUSD Superintendent Cancy McArn sent a letter Friday morning to City Manager Maraskeshia Smith requesting a meeting with Smith, Mayor Kevin McCarty, interim Police Chief Zachary Bales and several City Council members to “strengthen communication” with the district’s Safe Schools department. “Recent ICE enforcement activity, including the well-documented activity near Ethel Phillips Elementary School, has raised significant concerns about the fear and uncertainty experienced by our families and the lack of communication with the district,” she wrote. McArn’s letter was a formal request for a meeting, but school board trustee and civil rights attorney Jasjit Singh took a firmer stance amid surging federal immigration enforcement in the capital region. “Communicate with the school district — we don’t need kids walking past masked individuals holding guns,” he said. Singh and two other trustees addressed the City Council last week after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents were spotted near the south Sacramento school, causing confusion and concern among students and families during afterschool pickup. They asked city officials to notify the district when Sacramento police become aware of immigration enforcement

Sacramento, CA · 1d

The Sacramento Bee

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Woodland election update: Ortiz holds big lead in council race, measures leading

Woodland voters are backing a sales tax increase and a proposal to extend city water and sewer services to businesses outside city limits, according to updated election results released Friday by Yolo County officials. Measure Y would raise the city’s sales tax by 1 percentage point, generating an estimated $16 million annually. The City Council placed the measure on the ballot in June. As of 5 p.m. Friday, Measure Y had 64.2% support, with 35.9% opposed. Measure Z would allow the city to extend water and sewer services to businesses just outside Woodland. The proposal followed requests from two companies, Clark Pacific and Bayer U.S. Crop Science, which each spent at least $49,000 supporting the measure. Measure Z had 68.1% support in Friday’s returns, compared with 31.9% opposition. Election night results showed majority support for both measures. Measure Y led 65% to 35% and Measure Z received 68.5% of votes compared to 31.5% opposed. » Davis/Yolo news in your inbox: Get our free Davis/Yolo email newsletter here Meanwhile, former Yolo County Superintendent of Schools Jesse Ortiz maintained a substantial lead over certified therapist George Washington in the race to replace outgoing Woodland City Councilmember Rich Lansburgh. Ortiz had 62.2% of

Woodland, CA · 1d

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El Dorado Hills Loses Barrel and Bliss, Town Center's Luxury Wine Bar

Barrel and Bliss, the wine bar that promised fine vintages, craft cocktails and a members-only club inside El Dorado Hills Town Center, has closed. The closure was reported Thursday, with no details yet available on an exact closing date or the reason behind it. The news comes from the Sacramento...

El Dorado Hills, CA · 2d

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SacCity: VZ intersection 6: Northgate Blvd & W El Camino Ave

Note: General information on the Top 20 intersections, with criteria, list, and map, is available in post 1. I am looking more closely at the Top 20 intersections identified in the City of Sacramento Vision Zero Action Plan Update. Intersection 6 is Northgate Blvd & W El Camino Ave. Note that I have skipped intersection 3, Truxel & Arena, because it is unclear why this was included on the Top 20.

Sacramento, CA · 21h

The Sacramento Bee

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As deadline nears, Sac City Unified's budget could face state review

The clock is ticking on Sacramento City Unified School District’s revised budget, as its fiscal overseer, the county education office, must decide by Monday whether to approve or reject it. But the two sides have yet to bridge their differences over the budget. Now, the district is preparing to seek state help reviewing its budget if the revised budget gets rejected. The looming budget decision comes amid SCUSD’s yearlong fiscal crisis, with the district and Sacramento County Office of Education still at odds over how to address its $222 million structural deficit. By Monday, the Sacramento County Office of Education must decide whether the district’s budget revisions address its current and future financial obligations. SCOE has already signaled concerns about them, warning that the revised budget relies on uncertain revenue and solutions outside the district’s control. The district faces three possible outcomes. If SCOE approves the revised budget, the district avoids a Budget Review Committee, which would bring added scrutiny. If SCOE disapproves it, the budget goes to a BRC. The committee would have three fiscal experts selected by the district board from a list provided by the state superintendent, and it would review the budget and could recommend changes.

Sacramento County, CA · 2d

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Folsom, Vista and Oak Ridge close regular season with wins as playoffs approach

Cordova slips to McClatchy, injury plagued Granite Bay shut out by De La Salle with post season ahead. The final Friday night of the high school football regular season brought plenty of action across the Sacramento region, with Folsom, Vista del Lago and Oak Ridge all closing their schedules with victories as teams throughout the Sac-Joaquin Section turned their attention toward the postseason. Week 11 featured high-scoring performances, decisive defensive plays and several teams looking to build momentum before playoff competition begins next week.

El Dorado Hills, CA · 1d

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Aggies Fight Hard in MPSF Championship Battle Against Delaware

NEWARK, Del. — UC Davis field hockey saw its 2026 season come to a close on Saturday morning despite a hard-fought battle, falling 0-6 to top-seeded Delaware in the MPSF Championship game at Fred P. Rullo Stadium. The Aggies earned their spot in the title match following a decisive semifinal victory against Queens on Friday, capping off a postseason run in Newark.

Davis, CA · 22h

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Thousands of Ballots Remain Uncounted in Sonoma and Napa Counties

Sonoma County election officials added over 8,000 ballots to the tally Thursday afternoon, bringing the total counted to nearly 108,000 without shifting key close races. According to the Press Democrat, about 102,000 unprocessed ballots still remain to be counted in Sonoma County, putting estimated voter turnout at roughly 65 percent.

Sonoma County, CA · 1d

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Aggies Punch Ticket to MPSF Championship Round Following Franken's Two-Goal Surge

NEWARK, Del. — Led by a multi-goal performance from senior Ella Franken, UC Davis field hockey punched its ticket to the MPSF Championship game with a 3-1 victory over Queens University of Charlotte on Friday morning. With the semifinal win, the Aggies advance to face top-seeded Delaware on Saturday with the conference title on the line.

Davis, CA · 2d