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Sacramento real estate experts break down changes coming to buyers, sellers this weekend
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A big change goes into effect Saturday in the real estate industry. It largely pertains to how a buyer’s agent is paid commission, how much they’ll receive and where that price is documented. “Agents have to have an agreement with their buyer upfront that...
Sacramento to Experience Cooler Weekend with Showers and Gusty Winds Predicted
Sacramento residents can expect a break from the scorching heat as temperatures dip to near normal levels this weekend. Saturday's forecast indicates a cooler day across the valley with a potential high of 85 degrees for many parts and increasing cloud activity leading to isolated showers and thunderstorms, particularly in parts of the northern and central Sacramento Valley by afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
Costco Coming to West Roseville
Roseville, CA – A long-awaited retail development is moving forward in west Roseville as Costco Wholesale Corp. has officially purchased the land for its new store. The warehouse giant’s acquisition of the 5200 Baseline Road property marks a significant step towards anchoring the larger Baseline Marketplace shopping center.
Vallejo Police Tackle Urban Blight, Remove 26 Abandoned Vehicles in Public Safety Effort
Residents of Vallejo may find their streets a bit more navigable after the Vallejo Police Department's recent efforts to clean up the cityscape. On Wednesday, the department focused on north and west Vallejo, where they checked on 91 vehicles that had garnered complaints for being abandoned on public roads, according to the Vallejo Police Department's Facebook page. The operation saw 35 vehicles mysteriously disappear on arrival, while 26 others were towed and another tagged to soon follow suit.
California auto insurance set to rise by 54%, new report says
By the end of the year, the typical auto insurance policy in California will reportedly be 54% more expensive than last year.According to a new report published by insurance tracker Insurify, the cost of full coverage across the U.S. increased by 28% between June 2023 and June 2024 - but some states, including California, are seeing year-over-year rate hikes of more than 50%.Here are some key details:Avg. annual cost of full coverage (June 2023): $1,666Avg. annual cost of full coverage (June 2024): $2,417Year-over-year increase: 45%Projected annual cost of full coverage (end of 2024): $2,681The jump is due to increasing claims, storm damages, and costly repairs.To read the full report, click here.
California Legislature kills bills, lots of bills
With 830 bills in the dreaded Senate and Assembly suspense files, legislators were busy Thursday killing about a third of them, write CalMatters Capitol reporters Sameea Kamal and Jeanne Kuang. Bills that got the ax included a handful of high-profile crime measures: After the appropriations committees finished, more than 500 bills are still alive. But […]
Northern California dog alerts owner of mountain lion hiding in the dark
(FOX40.COM) — In March, El Dorado County witnessed the first fatal mountain lion attack on a human in California in the last three decades, and residents continue to report close encounters with the state’s largest predator. On Wednesday night, Susan Davis of Placerville had a close encounter with one of these big cats and was […]
Oakland Officials Appear to Break Faith on Promises to Downtown’s Black Businesses and Cultural District
“Promises made must be promises kept,” said club owner Geoffrey Pete. The Oakland City Council made a firm promise in January to provide resources to support Geoffrey’s Inner Circle and the Black Art Movement and Business District (BAMBD). As a result of the agreement, owner of Geoffrey’s Inner...
State Superintendent Tony Thurmond Addresses Hate in Schools Following Racist Incident in Culver City
Last week, Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond denounced hate crimes in schools following a racist and homophobic incident that occurred at a Culver City school. At a press conference on Aug. 8, Thurmond joined the Culver City Unified School District (CCUSD), the County of Los Angeles Commission on Human...
California Democrats say they’ve waited a lifetime to watch Harris nominated at DNC
Deborah Cunningham-Skurnik has been to the Democratic National Convention in the past, but this year just feels different. “I’ve been waiting for this,” the California Democratic Party regional director told the Washington Examiner. “[The party] is on target with their messaging, and it’s really resonating well with Democrats. No party preference and even moderates seem to be very eager […]
STREAKING: Kyle Larson Continues Historic Stretch, Takes Tulare for Sixth-Straight Sprint Car Win
Being 32-years-old, Kyle Larson has somewhat grown out of his “Yung Money” phase. It’s worth mentioning because at least for one month of the year, he should undoubtedly be called “Mr. August.”. The hottest Sprint Car driver in the world did what he does best on...
Hunting deer? Testing now required in 4 hunt zones, including Madera
MADERA, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Deer season starts Saturday, and hunters across four hunt zones, including Madera, are now required to test their catches for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) announced Friday. The zones where testing is required include D7, X9a, X9b and X9c. A map of the zones can […]
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