CHP Swearing-In Ceremony Marks Milestone

The California Highway Patrol (CHP) proudly announces a major achievement in its ongoing recruitment efforts as it officially swears in 121 new officers, bringing the Department past its goal of hiring over 1,000 officers. Read More »

Opening Nears for Shell Station, Circle K and Subway

A new multi-service station featuring a Shell fuel station, a Circle K convenience store, Subway restaurant, car wash and dog wash at Oakville Lane and Jackson Road is slated to open in the coming days. Read More »

RMA Board OKs Minimal Dues Increase

When Rancho Murieta Association members open their monthly dues notice in 2025, they’re likely to breathe a sigh of relief, especially if they’ve just returned from shopping. That’s because dues will only increase by $4.50 a month. Read More »

CSD Discusses Pipeline to Boost Water Supply

An intriguing option to supplement Rancho Murieta’s water supply by connecting to the Sacramento County Water Agency (SCWA) dominated the discussion when the Rancho Murieta Community Services District Improvements Committee met on Nov. 5. Read More »

Sheriff’s Office Reports Improved Response Times to RM

The transition of Rancho Murieta from the Central Division to the East Division of the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office has become official following a little-noticed trial. Read More »

Veterans Day Event Honors RM Heroes

On Nov. 11, Rancho Murieta held its own Veterans Day celebration to honor past and current Armed Services members for their service to their country. Read More »

Bipartisan Effort by California Congress Members Drives Modern Multi-Modal Transportation Project Forward

Democratic Representatives Ami Bera and Doris Matsui, along with Republican Kevin Kiley, are collectively pushing for federal funding to support the Capital SouthEast Connector project. Read More »

Prioritizing Safety for Families on Grant Line Road

While improving traffic flow through the Sacramento region has always been the Capital Southeast Connector Expressway’s focus, improving safety throughout the route has been an equal goal. Read More »

Saluting Labor: SouthEast Connector Paves Path to Opportunity

The Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG) has plans for a regional bike and pedestrian trail that links people to parks, schools, business employment centers, retail outlets, and more Read More »

The Capital SouthEast Connector: A Lifeline for Public Safety and Emergency Response

The Capital SouthEast Connector will be a crucial thoroughfare for emergency vehicles reducing response times and ensuring that help arrives as quickly as possible Read More »

CHP Receives Grant to Combat Distracted Driving

The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is proud to announce it received a $350,000 grant to address the growing issue of distracted driving on California roads. Read More »

Sac State Women’s Soccer Places Five on Big Sky Honor Roll

Seniors Abigail Lopez and Sydney Sharts were named to the first team, senior Cassandra Herrman picked up second-team honors, while junior Madelyn Dougherty and sophomore Ellie Farber joined them on the honorable mention squad, as the Big Sky Conference announced its postseason honor roll on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Read More »

Ice Skate Under the City Lights

A Sacramento holiday tradition, the Downtown Ice Rink presented by Dignity Health is the perfect place to gather with friends and family to enjoy the holidays. The rink officially opened for the 2024 holiday season on Wednesday, Nov. 6. Read More »

District Attorney’s Office Awarded Program Grant

The Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office received a $299,000 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) for the “DUI/DUID Misdemeanor Prosecution, Education and Outreach” program. Read More »

25,000-Plus Illegal Cannabis Plants Removed

California State Parks continues to combat illegal cannabis grows within and near state park properties through its Cannabis Watershed Protection Program (CWPP). Read More »

California Capital Airshow to Host Volunteer Rally Nov. 19

Community Members Invited to Learn About Volunteer Opportunities for March Airshow Read More »

SMUD Lists Unclaimed Checks on its Website

The names of customers and vendors who have not yet cashed checks dated Sept. 30, 2021 or earlier are now available on smud.org. Read More »

Veteran Art Institute Hosts Veterans Day Show

The Veteran Art Institute (VAI) has brought veterans from all military branches together into a very special digital space where their works of artistic creativity and imagination can be shared. Read More »

Trunk and Treating Homeless Families at Mather

The Mather Community Campus Trunk or Treat Event was alive with fun, laughter and sugar as Sacramento County’s three shelter programs celebrated with an early Halloween party for its guests. Read More »

Wilton Rancheria Tribe Majority Owner of Republic FC

Wilton Rancheria is becoming a majority owner of Sacramento Republic FC soccer team, marking an expansion into professional sports. Read More »

Security Logs: October 2024

Following is a summary of activity for the Rancho Murieta Community Services District Security Department for the following dates. Note: these log entries are condensed. For full security log details, go to the CSD website at www. rmcsd.com. Read More »

Residential Wood-Burning Restrictions Begin Nov. 1

The Sac Metro Air District launched its “Check Before You Burn” season on Nov. 1. Read More »

Doctors Say Bacterial Pneumonia Increasing, Especially Among Children

Cases of pneumonia caused by the bacteria Mycoplasma, also known as "walking pneumonia," have been on the rise this year in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Read More »

Murieta Sidewalk Shoppe Opens Fall Market in Plaza

Handcrafted wares and costumed pets were among the attractions during the Murieta Sidewalk Shoppe at the Murieta Plaza on Oct. 19. Read More »

Second Trunk or Treat Draws 200-Plus to Stonehouse Park

Presented by the Rancho Murieta Association Recreation Committee, the Trunk and Treat early Halloween celebration took place under ideal weather at Stonehouse Park on Oct. 26. Read More »

Water Industry Pro Takes Over CSD Operations

Eric Houston, a 19-year water industry professional, has been appointed as the new operations director at the Rancho Murieta Community Services District. He has been working since Oct. 3. Read More »

Automated Evacuation Gates Get Forum

After being left out of discussions for years, Rancho Murieta residents will finally have the opportunity to weigh in on a proposal to automate two remote gates, allowing them to automatically open, in addition to the two main gates, during emergency evacuations. Read More »

Fantastical Creatures Roam Harvest Festival

From a pickle dressed as a ghost to La Catrina from the Day of the Dead, myriad youngsters trying to be someone else and their parents flocked to the annual Harvest Festival held at Cosumnes River Elementary School on Oct. 25. Read More »

Resurrected Wilton Chili Cookoff Draws a Crowd

After a four-year hiatus, the Wilton Firefighters Association Chili Cookoff and Classic Car Show returned to the Wilton Community Center on Oct. 12, drawing an enthusiastic crowd. Read More »

CSD Considers Relocation of Water and Sewer Lines

During the construction of Murieta Village in the 1970s, the Pension Trust Fund laid the water and sewer lines beneath the mobile home sites, an unusual configuration that has made repairing leaks both difficult and sometimes hazardous. Adding to the issue is the aging PVC pipes, which have failed five times in the past six months. Read More »

Beloved Pianist Plays for RM Women’s Club

Award-winning pianist and master storyteller Richard Glazier returned to perform for a Rancho Murieta Women’s Club luncheon for the fourth time on Sept. 25. Read More »

Access by Outsiders, Speeding are RMA Concerns

Preventing non-residents from trespassing behind the gates and increasing speed enforcement in next year’s budget were key topics at the Rancho Murieta Association (RMA) Board meeting on Oct. 15. Read More »

CSD Covers Water Plan, Suit over Development Moratorium

A potential lawsuit if the board approves a water moratorium and the board’s decision to seek an external review of the Integrated Water Master Plan were notable topics at the Rancho Murieta Community Services Board meeting on Oct. 16. Read More »

Jog-a-Thon Earns Unexpected $33,571

The Roadrunner Rock ‘N’ Run jog-a-thon at Cosumnes River Elementary School on Oct. 11 was a double success. Read More »

Board Approves $250,000 for Safety and Revitalization

On Tuesday, Sept. 24, the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors approved the reallocation of $250,000 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding to the Downtown Sacramento Partnership (DSP) for downtown safety enhancements. Read More »