Roseville News Archives

Click on photo to enlarge See additional images They overdosed on fashion and footwear - and a heaping helping of relationships.

A 52-year-old pedestrian was killed Wednesday night after being hit by a van, Roseville police said.

The Roseville Ron Paul Meetup up group will meetup on Thursday May 29th, 2008 at the Roundtable, corner of foothills Blvd at 7:30 PM.

Posted by: Placer_Resident Mr. Ose has empirically demonstrated that you can't buy a seat in Congress - ' especially here in the 4th.

Dean George Tsetsekos, left, Drexel University's LeBow College of Business, speaks with Jeff Holden, general manager for Clear Channel Communications in the Sacramento area.

Drexel University is starting a graduate studies center in Sacramento as the first step toward opening an undergraduate campus in a fast-growing neighboring county.

Western GeoPower Corp., a renewable energy development company, recently announced the signing of a Power Purchase Agreement with Northern California Power Agency of Roseville, California for the supply of ...

Army Col. Delyle G. Redmond The storied service of the all-Japanese 442nd Regimental Combat Team - ' the most decorated American unit during World War II -- will be spotlighted Monday at Roseville's annual ...

Posted by: gkfellers See text above Recipients of the Rusty K. Uratsu and the Koko Kageta Memorial Scholarships are shown at the Loomis First United Methodist Church where they were given awards during Sunday ...

' Children ages 5 - 17 are encouraged explore the "Wonders of Water" through an art contest sponsored by Kaiser Permanente and Roseville Arts' Blue Line Gallery.

Even though the outside temperature soared and the winds howled at last week's Chamber of Commerce Roseville 2008 annual economic summit, the message from Roseville city officials was cool and calming.

“The architecture was in- tended to be complementary to the downtown”

By Jennifer K. Morita - jmorita@sacbee.com Published 12:00 am PDT Thursday, May 15, 2008 Story appeared in SOUTH PLACER ROSEVILLE section, Page G3 The Lincoln Gateway project, a cluster of eight buildings ... via Sacramento Bee Newspaper

“Our options are pretty sparse, and our transportation needs are not going away.”

Assemblyman Ted Gaines, R-Roseville, speaks at the groundbreaking ceremony Phase 2 of the I-80 bottleneck improvement project. via Granite Bay Press-Tribune

Published 9:41 am PDT Wednesday, May 14, 2008 Tickets to a debate featuring two Republican candidates vying for a hotly contested Congressional seat are available for free beginning Wednesday. via Sacramento Bee Newspaper

“I'm just going to community college.”

Published 12:00 am PDT Thursday, May 8, 2008 Story appeared in SOUTH PLACER ROSEVILLE section, Page G4 California community colleges are accepting applications now for both summer and fall semesters, offering ... via Sacramento Bee Newspaper

“AA+/F1+') securing the bonds. The short-term 'F1+”

The rating is based on the rating of a direct-pay letter of credit supporting the bonds and the application of Fitch's joint probability methodology. via PR-inside.com

“Eli Broad remains committed to Sacramento State and the donation of land for a CSU site in Roseville. "We have a team of talented and creative individuals working to address the situation and move the project forward.”

Sacramento Business Journal - by Michael Shaw Staff writer Developer Eli Broad has put his plan for Placer Ranch on hold, the city of Roseville announced Wednesday. via Sacramento Business Journal

Los Angeles financier and philanthropist Eli Broad has halted development plans at a 2,200-acre project he wanted to build in Placer County. via Red Bluff Daily News

J. Bradley Burgess, a consultant in Roseville , was brought in by the city to handle the application for money under the Southwest Border Prosecution Initiative, a grant program that repays local authorities in ... via SFGate

Last Updated 1:37 pm PDT Friday, May 2, 2008 A 20-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving today after allegedly speeding through a gated community in Rocklin and being involved in a rollover ... via Sacramento Bee Newspaper

Fitch also affirms the 'A+' rating on approximately $267 million of outstanding electric system revenue COPs. via PR-inside.com

“These type of thefts are unfortunately common, especially in the spring”

Con artists talked their way into the home of an elderly Roseville couple and stole money from them earlier this week, police said. via My58.com