Opinion: Rational Belief Is a Civic Duty
We like to think our beliefs just happen—picked up from family, friends, and experience until they feel natural. But beliefs aren’t weather.
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Rio Linda Grange to Host Annual Spring Plant Sale this Saturday
RIO LINDA, CA — As the spring air settles over the North County, local gardeners and “green thumbs” are preparing for one
Double the Fun: Two Easter Events Coming to Rio Linda in March
Spring is in the air, and Rio Linda is gearing up for not one, but two community celebrations to mark the season.
Honoring Heritage: The 31st Annual Farm & Tractor Days Returns to Dry Creek Ranch House
RIO LINDA, CA — Dust off your overalls and get ready to step back in time. The Rio Linda/Elverta Historical Society (RLEHS)
This Week in Sports: Senior Night on the Hardwood and Rivalry Matchups for the Knights
RIO LINDA – As we roll into the final week of January, the playoff push is officially on for our winter sports
My Vote on the Coyote Creek Solar Project
By Supervisor Rosario Rodriguez I’ve heard from some of you about the Coyote Creek solar project, and I want to clearly explain
Weather Alert: Rain and High Winds Starting Today
The County, in partnership with First Step Communities, is opening a weather respite shelter due to the forecast of heavy rain and
County Prepares Major Overhaul to Rooster Rules
Rio Linda, CA—The sound of a rooster’s crow is a staple of rural and semi-rural life, but Sacramento County is finalizing a
Major Injury Crash Closes Elkhorn Boulevard in Rio Linda
A severe traffic collision involving a vehicle and a bicyclist shut down eastbound Elkhorn Boulevard near Dry Creek Road early this morning
Mass Notification Exercise Scheduled for October 16
Whether it’s winter storms that bring flood risks, or wildfires and grassland fires threatening communities across Sacramento County, hazards can develop quickly,
