Rio Linda News

When the final bell rang last month signaling the start of summer vacation at Sacramento area schools, the sound also ushered in the least favorite time of year for school district police departments.

Melissa Adams of Rohnert Park, playing a scullery maid, combs the hair of Chris Morgan of Dublin, who plays Sir William Wesson at the 23rd annual Fair Oaks Renaissance Tudor Fayre on Saturday.

Dopey, a long-eared, droopy-eyed orange tabby that was missing six years from his south Sacramento home, has been reunited with his family.

Needed by soldiers: baby wipes, beef jerky, toothpaste, socks, batteries, playing cards and gum.

There always seems to be some sleeper prospects that pop up every spring and summer from Northern Califonria, and Rio Linda, Calif., offensive tackle Alex Khan-Watson definitely falls into that category.

The DVD of Jelisa Office's life showed pictures from the day she was born through her life as a gawky grade-schooler to the teenage girl who blossomed into womanhood.

After months of researching, scouting and interviews, the Woodland Joint Unified School Board voted to hire Debra LaVoi as their newest superintendent.

Preliminary numbers show another rise last year for fatal motorcycle accidents, according to the California Highway Patrol.

There's a good chance that after church on Sunday, florist Donna Waggoner will be out in the brilliant sunshine delivering flowers.

The Sacramento Rotary Club honored four Sacramento police officers and their sergeant this morning for their generosity in fundraising for a struggling local family.

Emotions exploded on both sides of the aisle today when a Sacramento jury convicted two men of murder in the Aug.

The Truckee Police Department is investigating the death of a 77-year-old woman who was found in her home, Truckee Police said.

Gilbert Tafoya, general manager of the Rio Linda-Elverta Community Water District, walks under the water towers at the district office.

A Rio Linda tow truck operator was indicted by a Sacramento Federal Grand Jury today for allegedly moving and attempting to sell stolen cars left from the Hurricane Katrina disaster.

Designer dogs are all the rage these days. The Labradoodle, the Schnoodle or the Cockapoo to name a few.

A parolee smashed a sports car through six fences and five yards in Sacramento before he was captured and arrested by police, police said.

An Elverta man accused of stealing vehicles abandoned or lost in New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and selling them in California was ordered jailed Wednesday pending his ability to come up with a secured bond.

As the center of Hurricane Katrina passed east of New Orleans on Aug. 29, 2005, winds in the city ranged up to 130 miles per hour.

A Sacramento jury today convicted Jarrell Tyes of second-degree murder in the shooting death of Jelisa Office two years ago at a house party in Del Paso Heights.

Registration begins today for a summer camp program that teams Sacramento youth with area law enforcement.