Category: Folsom City News
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Two Inspirations exhibit brings collaborators to Gallery at 48 Natoma
Artists Deborah Pittman and Laurie Friedman-Adler open shared sculpture exhibition with public...
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Community input sought for new Folsom Ranch park
City seeks resident input on design of new park planned for Empire Ranch Road Residents are being...
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Four flashing yellow light signals coming soon to Folsom’s Natoma Street
For the first time in the city’s history, flashing yellow arrow traffic signals will soon be...
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City reverses approval of Historic Folsom project after Court Ruling
Mixed-use development pulled following legal challenge over environmental review A long-planned...
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Volunteers sought for Folsom CAPS, CERT public safety programs
City programs invite residents to support police, fire and emergency preparedness efforts...
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LEGO builders gear up for ‘adventure’ at Folsom Library
Annual contest invites creators of all ages to submit original builds as the 2026 event approaches...
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Community input sought on Natoma Station landscaping and lighting district
Public meetings scheduled this month as city weighs future maintenance funding and potential...
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Folsom Police Department welcomes four new faces to its team
The Folsom Police Department expanded its ranks Monday, welcoming four new members during a...
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City of Folsom holiday closures, adjusted schedules announced
FOLSOM — The City of Folsom has released its holiday schedule for the Christmas and New...
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Prairie City landmark restored by community collaboration
Replacement plaque honors vanished Gold Rush town near Folsom FOLSOM — A piece of the region’s...
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Folsom Public Library LEGO contest returns with ‘Adventure’ theme
City event invites young builders, teens, and families to showcase creativity FOLSOM — One of the...
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Folsom’s Holiday Lights Contest countdown: Registration closes Friday
FOLSOM — Time is running out for residents, businesses, and neighborhood groups hoping to compete...
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