Vintage bridal gowns to grace the aisle again
The Vintage Bridal Tea will showcase gowns such as this one belonging to Meredyth Hentschke of Roseville.
North Highlands Rexall clerk's worst fear came true during second robbery attempt
Tania Gurskiy was working scared. She came home shaken from her job a month and a half ago, saying the North Highlands pharmacy where she worked had been held up at gunpoint.
United Way campaign kick-off set
The Woodland United Way will be kicking off its citywide "LIVE UNITED" Campaign on Thursday evening, Sept.
Thefts snuff man's dream of owning his own business
Joe Llegan opened Joe's Smoke Shop on Stockton Boulevard after he was laid off from his machinist job.
Sacto 9-1-1: Placer County sheriff offers community academy
The Placer County Sheriff Office's is taking reservations for its Community Awareness Academy, which offers an inside look at the law enforcement agency.
Top Picks: Home show in town
Explore new ideas in home remodeling, landscaping and garden care at the three-day California State Home & Garden Show, opening Friday at the Sacramento Convention Center.
Food executive in food probe meets $6 million bail
A former food company executive at the center of a tomato price-fixing investigation was released from jail Friday on $6 million bail.
Woodland's 'greener printer' relocates to larger offices
Family owned F&F Multiprint announced the successful move of its Woodland office to its new location, at 414 4th St., Suite E, just to the right of B&B Party rentals near Edward Jones.
Theater proposals stall in Woodland
Woodland residents hoping for a decision in the city's downtown theater project will be waiting longer than expected -- months longer, to be exact.
Woodland League of Women Voters hosts forum on climate and water
The Woodland League of Women Voters will host a forum on Climate Change and Water Wednesday, Oct.
Tahoe campers urged to watch out for bears
There's lots of home video on YouTube of bears coming to neighborhoods and campsites in the Tahoe Basin and helping themselves to people food.
Rock out to blues, country, and more
Country music duo and Billboard Top 40 artists Steel Magnolia will take over the Coors Main Stage at the Gold Country Fair Sept.
Oakmont boys win twice in pool
Oakmont High School began the boys water polo season by blitzing Whitney 13-6 and Antelope 17-4 in road matches Tuesday and Wednesday.
Davis school bus driver investigated for possible misconduct with student, police say
A Davis school bus driver is on administrative leave pending a police investigation he may have behaved inappropriately with an elementary school student.
Arrest Made In Horse Trainer's Death 54min
An Antelope man has been arrested in connection with the slaying of a retired horse trainer, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department said.
Neighbor arrested in retired Sacramento horse trainer's murder
Authorities have arrested a 26-year-old man in the murder of a retired horse trainer in Sacramento.
Davis school bus driver investigated for possible misconduct with student, police say
A Davis school bus driver is on administrative leave pending a police investigation he may have behaved inappropriately with an elementary school student.
Worker killed in chaotic gun battle at pharmacy
A shootout in the Sacramento suburbs has left a pharmacy worker dead and police hunting for two robbers of a North Highlands drugstore.
Oakmont boys win twice in pool
Oakmont High School began the boys water polo season by blitzing Whitney 13-6 and Antelope 17-4 in road matches Tuesday and Wednesday.
Who are you without a guy
Some of us need a man to ground us, to form around, to define ourselves by, to give us self esteem, purpose, and social acceptance.

