Granite Bay View

The Gold Star Families of Roseville group is continuing fundraising efforts to erect a memorial monument at the Roseville Cemetery on Berry Street.

The latest edition of The Granite Bay View magazine is out and is loaded with great reads and great deals! Check out the e edition here: https://tinyurl.com/eap7mnmk

Seventh-graders Alina Khangura of Granite Bay and Lucille Lulu Frieders of Folsom recently self-published their first novel and have more insight.

After losing its first three games to open the season, Sierra College softball is finding its stride.

Sierra College alum Brandon Aiyuk is part of a receiving core that's earned itself a new nickname with the 49ers.

Placer County Board of Supervisors approve $5 million in additional grant funding

With local firefighters and law enforcement officers working an especially busy season, the Salvation Army of Auburn wanted to show some appreciation for its first responders.

Being a mother of a toddler and a national track champion are usually not synonymous terms. Just don’t tell that to Bailey Cossentine.

Three days of live events await at Gold Country Fairgrounds this weekend.

After close to a decade since its last true competitive home-course meet, William Jessup University reopened its on-campus cross-country course for its sixth annual Warrior Invitational on Saturday.

Placer County seeks public feedback for local hazard mitigation plan update

The 2020 season at All American Speedway came to a close Friday night. See which locals were in the running for one last chance at victory lane. https://goldcountrymedia.com//speedway-closes-2020-with-a/

Placer County to host general election virtual town hall meeting Oct. 27

A deep dive into the life and achievements of George Napper, Jr., a pioneer in the Atlanta community whose roots stemmed from Auburn and Foresthill. Napper died on Oct. 2 after more than a 25-year battle with Kennedy’s disease.

Look, on the overpass: Auburn man takes 'full credit' for wave of freeway Trump rallies

At just 39 percent of capacity, Folsom Lake boating speed limits are cut to 5 mph starting today

Supervisors confirm that Sacramento County has not pulled the plug on a longtime local holiday display in Orangevale and is working with homeowners to help them continue the tradition safely this year