Sacred Texts of War film a labor of love for Folsom’s Cristina Mendonsa

Unique documentary on moral injury premieres Sunday at Harris Center before going national  For decades, we’ve heard about the devastating, life-altering effects that war has on our veterans, from physical injuries to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). But there’s...

Goosebumps brings chills to Folsom’s Sutter Street Theatre

Folsom’s Sutter Street Theatre is set to bring some spine-tingling thrills to the stage with its latest production, “Goosebumps,” adapted from the beloved book series by R.L. Stine. Running from October 12 to November 3, this new musical promises to deliver chills and...

Parade to go on despite Folsom losing Homecoming game opponent

It’s homecoming week, but it may be one without an actual game for Folsom High School this Friday night. Citing safety concerns for their players and ailing roster, Davis High School announced it will forfeit Friday’s match up against the Folsom Bulldogs.  “It was not...

Pipe break sends sewage into Folsom Lake at Browns Ravine 

Water officials at the El Dorado County Irrigation District are awaiting test results from the waters of Folsom Lake after a pipeline break in a nearby residential neighborhood sent raw sewage into the reservoir. The sewage entered Folsom Lake at the Browns Ravine...

Phone-Free Schools Act officially signed into law

On Tuesday, Assemblyman and Folsom resident Josh Hoover announced that Governor Gavin Newsom has signed the Phone-Free Schools Act into law, landmark legislation authored by Assemblymembers Josh Hoover (R-Folsom), Al Muratsuchi (D-Torrance), Josh Lowenthal (D-Long...

Commentary: Local business owner sees a need for Measure G

As small business owners in the Folsom Historic District, my wife, Renee, and I have always been deeply invested in the success and well-being of our community. A big part of our success has been due to the investments we made and continue to make in Folsom. The...