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Warm Temperatures Bring Mosquitoes – Rio Linda Online News

Warm Temperatures Bring Mosquitoes – Rio Linda Online News

Feels like spring is in the air and with the warming temperatures, mosquitoes are out and looking to bite. “This is a typical trend that we see every year when we get a few days of sunny and warm weather,” said Gary Goodman, Manager of the Sacramento-Yolo Mosquito and Vector Control District. “These mosquitoes are […]

Sacramento Area Creeks Council Receives Clean-Up Grant

Sacramento Area Creeks Council Receives Clean-Up Grant

The Department of Water Resources (DWR) has announced the selection of eight beneficiaries for its 2023-24 Watershed Stewardship and Educational Grant program. This initiative aims to support projects in local communities and schools that contribute to protecting, restoring, or improving waterways in Sacramento County’s unincorporated areas. For over two decades, DWR has been funding a […]

Sacramento County Weather Respite Sheltering

Sacramento County Weather Respite Sheltering

Due to the forecasted rain and wind, in coordination with the Sacramento County Department of Homeless Services and Housing (DHSH), First Step Communities (FSC) will be activating a weather respite center at the Warren E Thornton Youth Center Gym located at:  4000 Branch Center Road, Sacramento, CA 95827, to help unhoused persons get respite from […]

SMUD prepared for winter storm

SMUD prepared for winter storm

Report outages at smud.org/outages SMUD is prepared for this week’s winter storm, which is expected to produce widespread precipitation starting Tuesday evening and lasting into next week. The National Weather Service is also forecasting windy conditions, with gusts up to 40 mph starting Wednesday evening through Thursday morning. When storms knock out power, SMUD works around-the-clock […]

Shooting at Grant High School Results in Arrest

Shooting at Grant High School Results in Arrest

In a distressing incident at Grant Union High School on Tuesday, a male student was shot in the arm during school hours, prompting an immediate “emergency lockdown” that lasted for two hours. The Sacramento Police Department swiftly detained a 14-year-old suspect, who was also a student at the school, off-campus shortly after the shooting, according […]

UPDATE: Officer Involved Shooting in Rio Linda

UPDATE: Officer Involved Shooting in Rio Linda

On Wednesday, January 24, 2024, at around 11 AM, law enforcement deputies in Rio Linda were summoned to the vicinity of 18th Street and Elkhorn Boulevard in response to reports of trespassing. However, what transpired on that scene quickly escalated into a more serious incident involving a carjacking. While at the scene of the initial […]

Pedestrian Killed in North Highlands Overnight

Pedestrian Killed in North Highlands Overnight

A hit-and-run incident involving a pedestrian is currently under investigation by authorities in the North Highlands area. According to the California Highway Patrol (CHP), the incident occurred on Thursday night (1/25/24) at approximately 9:30 p.m. at the intersection of Walerga Road and Elkhorn Boulevard, where a pedestrian was crossing the street within a crosswalk while […]

Carjacking Leads to Standoff on 18th Street

Carjacking Leads to Standoff on 18th Street

SSO K9 Officer Dax RIO LINDA – A tense standoff culminated in the arrest of a carjacking suspect in Rio Linda on Wednesday, following an extensive negotiation period by Sacramento County sheriff’s SWAT deputies. The incident, which lasted over three hours, began when deputies, responding to an unrelated trespassing call around 11 a.m. on the […]

Grant Program for Non-Profit Organizations to Open

Grant Program for Non-Profit Organizations to Open

Article Date: Wednesday, January 17, 2024 ​The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors intends to continue providing $1 million through the Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) Grant Program to support nonprofit organizations located in Sacramento County in Fiscal Year 2024-25. For the last 7 years, the Board of Supervisors has awarded funds to organizations that carry out community-based […]

Sue Frost: Take Our Communities Back From Criminals

Sue Frost: Take Our Communities Back From Criminals

Supervisor Sue Frost I’m weary of news reports about criminals who prey on our citizens. I’m tired of having to console constituents who are the victims of theft, assault, and other crimes. We can’t wait for someone else to fix the problem – we need to act. Our Sheriff and Deputies are doing heroic work […]

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