Roseville News

Developer Joe Mohamed is putting the finishing touches on the four-story office building in downtown Roseville, and he's looking for a restaurant tenant for the first floor.

The local air quality management district, the Sacramento Area Bicycle Advocates and the city are joining to bring several "street parklets" to town, probably beginning with a few temporary parks in the next few weeks in midtown and downtown.

Infectious Garage Disease was one of countless young unsigned bands who eschewed '80s hair metal for breakneck hardcore while playing basements and dive bars.

The department's office will relocate from Harding Boulevard to its new location at 7200 Galilee Road.

Olympus, trailhead vehicle burglary: Between 12:50 and 2:50 p.m. May 18, someone broke the window of a car parked at the Miner's Ravine trailhead on Sierra College, and took a purse that had been hidden behind the front seat.

The large grocery box stores may be making a comeback in Sacramento as changing an old rule may entice these chains to build in the capital city once again.

New research published at the European Congress on Obesity shows that abrupt cessation after long-term use of the anti-obesity drug phentermine does not induce amphetamine-like withdrawal symptoms.

City leaders in Roseville are asking the public to come help shape the future of the community arts and entertainment scene through a strategic planning meeting to be held tonight at the Maidu Community Center, 1550 Maidu Dr.

Ralph and Joanne Ehorn recently celebrated their Golden Anniversary in 2013 at Bethel Assembly East Room with friends and relatives in attendance.

The Dr. Hearth Medical Building is under construction at 1535 Eureka Road on a vacant pad in front of the California Backyard store.

For the amateur nudist, writing about local nude beaches presents somewhat of a dilemma.

Situated off Interstate 80 and 18 miles from Sacramento, this all-suite hotel in Roseville, California offers spacious accommodations and excellent amenities for a memorable stay.

Doug Huffman, a retired defense contractor, has made a life out of preparing for the end of civilization as we know it.

It's Mothers Day Weekend so bring Mom & the kids out to Placer County Fairgrounds, 800 All American City Blvd in Roseville, and enjoy the Boy Scout Pancake Breakfast each morning at 8a.m. A full line up of Kids Zone Shows, Carnival, Pony Rides, Petting Zoo and Steer Rides will keeps the kids entertained.

There comes a time in our lives when we must think of the family who will survive us, and for many of us, that includes pets.

Single Source Medical in Roseville and Juzo, a manufacturer of compression therapy garments, will offer free leg vein screenings at the Single Source store on Friday.

The Placer County Board of Supervisors approved a plan Tuesday for a phased opening of the county's new jail in Roseville beginning early next year.

A senior at Oakmont High School claims that for three years, she was the victim of emotional harassment by a teacher at the school.

Special Education teacher Rene' Delgado got a big surprise on Wednesday, May 8. The day reserved to celebrate California Day of the Teacher was also when Mr.

He cleans house, walks the dog, plays computer card games and watches baseball to keep "from thinking about what may or may not have happened," he said.