Roseville Today News, Business, Travel & Entertainment Premier food and wine event on May 4, 2024 Plymouth, Calif. – The Amador Vintner’s Association is excited to announce the 2024 Four Fires Food and Wine Festival, happening Saturday, May 4, 2024. The region’s premier food and wine event, Amador Four Fires combines the four global wine regions that have inspired Amador’s award-winning wines – France’s Rhône Valley, Italy, the Iberian peninsula, and Heritage California – with open-fire-roasted cuisine from top local chefs. Four Fires draws inspiration from four celebrated world-wide wine ..read more

Roseville Today News, Business, Travel & Entertainment Life changing experience for Sacramento ND Sacramento, Calif. – Last November, I was really looking forward to a trip to the 49th state, and having a wonderful opportunity to visit with my sister in her terrain of Alaska. She is battling Stage 3C ovarian cancer. But, the journey was in jeopardy, as I contracted COVID, which produced a cough that was almost 24/7 for weeks. Fearing pneumonia, and the very real possibility of having to cancel my trip if I continued to cough, I made my way to Sutter Urgent Care. It was critically important ..read more

Roseville Today News, Business, Travel & Entertainment Water-saving mulch available May 4th Roseville, Calif.- Free water-saving mulch will be available during Mulch Mayhem events in Roseville and Rocklin on Saturday, May 4, 2024 from 8 a.m. to noon. These FREE events are designed to help local residents get their yards ready for summer. Mulch slows evaporation, moderates soil temperature, beautifies landscapes and even controls weeds. As it breaks down, mulch also adds helpful nutrients to the soil. Water managers estimate that residents can save 30 gallons of water for every 1,000 square ..read more

Roseville Today News, Business, Travel & Entertainment Recreation and Relaxation Oasis in Elverta Elverta, Calif.- At Gibson Ranch Park, the beautiful lake is the centerpiece of this local treasure in Elverta. Located in Sacramento County, it’s a very short distance from Roseville. A recreation and relaxation oasis offers a perfect escape from the daily grind. A family-friendly park offers up wide open spaces dotted with shady tree groves to visitors looking to enjoy the many activities to be found here. The $7 entrance fee is well worth the price of admission. (You can also hike in for fr ..read more

Roseville Today News, Business, Travel & Entertainment Esketamine and transcranial magnetic stimulation are new options Sacramento, Calif. – The UC Davis Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences opened its new Advanced Psychiatric Therapeutics (APT) Clinic this week. Located at the Ambulatory Care Center on the Sacramento campus, the facility is dedicated to treating patients with treatment-resistant depression. “Depression is, unfortunately, a common and potentially devastating illness, and it’s becoming more common each year in the United States,” said Katharine Marder, a psychi ..read more

Roseville Today News, Business, Travel & Entertainment Sutter Health Park to Host A’s baseball for three seasons with option for a fourth West Sacramento, Calif. – Today, the Sacramento Kings, majority owner of the five-time Pacific Coast League champion Sacramento River Cats, announced that Sutter Health Park will host the A’s for three MLB seasons starting in 2025 with an option for a fourth – ahead of the team’s transition to Las Vegas. “I’m thrilled to welcome the A’s to Sutter Health Park, where players and fans alike can enjoy a world-class baseball experience and create unforgettabl ..read more

Roseville Today News, Business, Travel & Entertainment Focus on zero carbon workforce development, STEM education, healthier environments and clean energy Sacramento, Calif.- Twenty-nine local nonprofit organizations will benefit from more than $580,000 in funding from SMUD’s annual Shine program. The Shine program, now in its 7th year, is supporting nonprofit programs that engage communities across SMUD’s service area in an equitable transition to a clean energy future. This year’s projects will increase access to clean energy/STEM education and support environmental justice and equity, z ..read more

Roseville Today News, Business, Travel & Entertainment Revitalize Your Physical and Mental Health Spring is the perfect season to open the doors and windows of our homes and do a thorough “spring cleaning.” It is also a great time to “air out” the houses of our body and mind to revitalize our physical and mental health. We are creatures of habit and routine. And while some of these are serving us well, like daily exercise; others like our daily double martini, or staying up late, may not. Unless we make a conscious effort to change our ways, we tend to continue in our same patterns. So tak ..read more

Roseville Today News, Business, Travel & Entertainment Attention anglers, hook a trophy trout at Rancho Seco April 6-7 Sacramento, Calif.- SMUD’s annual trout derby at Rancho Seco Recreational Area begins Saturday, April 6. Thousands of pounds of trout and prizes are up for grabs. Rancho Seco is located about an hour from Roseville and 45 minutes from Downtown Sacramento. Anglers reeling in the heaviest catches will win cash and prizes, including an adult and youth grand prize for the heaviest trout caught awarded each day. Grand prizes are provided by The Fish Sniffer magazine and Angler ..read more

Roseville Today News, Business, Travel & Entertainment Updated March 2024 Roseville, Calif. – Placer County’s unemployment moved up over twelve percent from 4% to 4.5% in the latest report from the California Economic Development Dept. The latest report keeps Placer County in top 10 in California for the lowest unemployment rate statewide. Overall, the U.S. economy continues to roar ahead, defying political pundits and cable news who have been predicting an imminent recession for nearly four years. Statewide, the California unemployment rate is reported at 5.7%. The Bay Area continues to l ..read more