Family Hits Jackpot for Local Charities

Seven is a special number for Kelvin and Leslie Moss of Granite Bay. They have seven children, and their last child was nicknamed “Seven.” And, on the night they went to the Sacramento area’s charitable vending machines, there were seven members of their family present. Read More »

California Respects the Power of Your Vote

Californians can confidently claim this: California has made more significant reforms to our election laws and expanded voting rights than any other state. Read More »

Sue Frost Honored by Hundreds at Party

Hundreds of well-wishers kept the secret from guest of honor Sue Frost that she was about to have an unforgettable evening on Saturday, Nov. 23. Read More »

CSD Board Changes Leadership at Special Meeting

A Rancho Murieta Community Services District special board meeting on Dec. 6 was special in more ways than one. In addition to being an extra meeting, it also marked a significant shift in the board’s leadership. Read More »

First Property Taxes Installment Due Dec. 10

The deadline for paying the first installment of your 2024-2025 Sacramento County property taxes is coming up shortly. Read More »

Country Club Christmas Bazaar Lures Shoppers

On Nov. 23, the Rancho Murieta Country Club hosted its annual Christmas Bazaar, transforming the Murieta Room into a bustling shopping destination. Read More »

Security Logs: Nov. 11-25

Following is a summary of activity for the Rancho Murieta Community Services District Security Department for the following dates. Read More »

Gate Security, Meeting Delay are RMA Topics

The Rancho Murieta Association Board’s monthly meeting on Nov. 19 focused on two primary topics: the formation of a committee to explore ways to enhance gate security and an announcement by Board President Scott Adams that he is stepping down as president. Read More »

CSD Covers Security Budget, Grants, Pipelines

A change to the security budget, which will add a patrol position by increasing barcode fees, was a key topic when the Rancho Murieta Community Services District Board of Directors met on Nov. 20. Read More »

Retiring Supervisor Frost Bids Farewell to RM

Sacramento County Supervisor Sue Frost concludes her final visit to Rancho Murieta on a bittersweet note during her town hall meeting at the RMA Building on Nov. 16. Read More »

Game On! Event Draws Youngsters, Parents To CRES

It was all about the boys on Nov. 16, when the Cosumnes River Elementary PTA hosted “Game On! Sons & Dates Fun Night Out" at the school. Read More »

Pohll Lauded for CSD Service

Director Marin Pohll was recognized for his four years of dedicated service to the community and district during the Rancho Murieta Community Services District meeting on Nov. 20. Read More »

Frost Town Hall Covers Evacuation Gates

When Rancho Murieta residents were given the chance to weigh in on a proposal to automate two remote gates on the north and south for evacuation purposes, only 30 attended the discussion. Read More »

Annual Tree Lighting Draws Crowd

The annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony at Stonehouse Park on Nov. 28 drew an enthusiastic crowd of children, parents and grandparents eager to visit with Santa. Read More »

Santa Kicks Off Season of Giving with Charitable Vending Machines

With a twinkle in his eye, Santa Claus cut the ceremonial red ribbon at the Light the World Giving Machines on Monday and then showed the world the joy of giving by selecting a few gifts for those in need in the Greater Sacramento Area. Read More »

GM Pay Raise, Overdue Audits Are CSD Meeting Topics

A proposed pay raise for the general manager and overdue audits sparked significant debate during the Rancho Murieta Community Services District Board meeting on Nov. 20. Read More »

Giving Machines Make Giving to the Needy a Fun Experience for Area Residents

Light the World Giving Machines in Sacramento, Modesto Area Are the Only Ones in Northern California Read More »

Security Logs: Nov. 1-10

Following is a summary of activity for the Rancho Murieta Community Services District Security Department for the following dates. Read More »

RM Voting Center Stays Busy on Election Day

Voters streamed into the Rancho Murieta Vote Center. Read More »

Sac Metro’s CERT Volunteers Recognized

Our Community Emergency Response Team’s (CERT) exemplary service has earned them the esteemed 2024 Heroes of Human Services award, presented by Supervisor Sue Frost at the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors meeting on Nov. 5. Read More »

Donnelly To Be Honored as Wilton Parade Marshal

Corky Donnelly is best known for managing Sheldon Feed & Supply for around 40 years. His steadfast commitment to helping others has made a real difference in our community for generations. Read More »

Village Craft Fair Becomes Christmas Shopping Mecca

Early Christmas shoppers looking for unique presents found themselves in paradise at the annual Murieta Village Craft Fair and Bake Sale on Nov. 2. Read More »

Golf Scores: Rancho Murieta Women’s Golf Club Hosts Past Captains

On Oct. 22, the Rancho Murieta Women’s Golf Club (RMWGC) hosted its annual Captain/Past Captains tournament and luncheon. Read More »

Vitalant Collects 61 Pints in Community Blood Drive

A community blood drive sponsored by the Rancho Murieta Women’s Club drew 66 participants to the Rancho Murieta Community Church on Oct. 28. Read More »

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 »