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Yahoo
4 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Sacramento's Track 7 Brewing Company announced its closures effective Saturday
( — The popular Sacramento's Track 7 Brewing Company announced on its social media that it will be permanently closing its doors on Saturday. The brewing place has two locations in Sacramento. One in Natomas and one in Curtis Park. The company has not released an official statement as to why the company is closing abruptly. As of Saturday, the Track 7 Website said, 'This site is currently private.' On Instagram, the company said, 'After 13 years, we have made the decision to close our brewery and taprooms in Curtis Park and Natomas effective today, Saturday, May 31, 2025. We sincerely thank you for your years of patronage.' The comment section on that post on Instagram has been turned off, and in its bio, it said 'permanently closed.' Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
5 days ago
- General
- Yahoo
Police find two missing children in Northern California, suspect arrested
( — Two children who were reported missing from Northern California were found Friday evening, according to the Chico Police Department. On Thursday, CPD asked for the public's assistance to find a 9-year-old boy and a 10-year-old boy who were reported as missing. Both boys were considered at risk because of their ages and need for medications. Police said the boys went missing from the area of W. East Avenue and Alamo Avenue in Chico. Yuba County deputies seize 20 pounds of meth, 10 illegal guns The next day, on Friday, the California Highway Patrol found the missing boys in Natomas. It is unclear how they ended up in the Sacramento area. However, they were safe, and a suspect was arrested in connection with their disappearance, according to CPD. Police said anyone with information on the incident can call Chico PD at 530-897-4911. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
CBS News
25-05-2025
- CBS News
Pack of dogs accused of attacking pets in Natomas caught
Pack of dogs caught after alleged attack of cat in Natomas Pack of dogs caught after alleged attack of cat in Natomas Pack of dogs caught after alleged attack of cat in Natomas NATOMAS – A pack of dogs is caught after they're accused of attacking pets in Natomas after being on the run for days. The family of the cat killed is still devastated over the situation. Calm is restored to a community living on edge after a pack of three husky-mix dogs is accused of targeting people's pets in Natomas The owner of a cat, Vader, said the situation is so stressful, he didn't want to show his face. "I just saw three grown dogs wrestle around, and I knew it was one of our cats," Vader's owner said. Vice Mayor Karina Talamantes reacted to the warning put out on May 18 by the Front Street Animal Shelter with questions over how these dogs got out in the first place. "No, and that's why I want code enforcement to do an investigation," Talamantes said. As of Saturday, the owner of the cat killed said he still doesn't know if the dogs' owner will be held accountable for the attacks For now, he's just glad they're off the streets and safety restored for the sake of other people's pets. CBS Sacramento reached out to Talamantes and Front Street Animal Shelter for details on what the next steps will be for the owner of those dogs.
CBS News
20-05-2025
- CBS News
An owner's pack of dogs is harming animals in south Natomas for second time this year
Large dogs on the loose again in Natomas, cat killed and dog bit Large dogs on the loose again in Natomas, cat killed and dog bit Large dogs on the loose again in Natomas, cat killed and dog bit SACRAMENTO — The Front Street Animal Shelter in Sacramento is asking the public to beware of three husky-mix dogs on the loose in south Natomas that are responsible for killing a cat and biting a dog. "I just saw three grown dogs wrestle around, and I knew it was one of our cats," said the owner of the cat that was killed, who wished to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation. "I'm more worried about other animals being mauled and not only that, but if you're walking with your two- or three-year-old and they mistake it for an animal." The neighbor said his little "Vader" was the latest cat killed by the pack of dogs the Front Street shelter is trying to capture. "When they do come around, I just carry this," said another nearby neighbor, Jesse, who showed us the stick he carries. "If you threaten them, they tend to back off." He and other neighbors claimed that the owner of the dogs lives around the corner from them, but animal control could not confirm that since it is an active investigation. "I don't understand how the guy could be allowed to let this happen again and again and again," Jesse said. A photo from CBS13's report in January shows a similar-looking pack of dogs roaming around south Natomas. This pack killed Chloe, a maltipoo, while she was out on a morning walk. "We believe the dogs are coming from the same owner dogs that were loose several months ago that had similar descriptions, although they are different dogs," said Ryan Hinderman, communications manager at Front Street. Hinderman said that back then, the owner was cited multiple times. He could not give the exact number of fines, but said a single violation could be up to $500. Two of the dogs from January were taken to a wolf sanctuary and another was euthanized. Hinderman said there is no evidence the owner is a breeder or where he is getting the dogs from. Hinderman said the owner of the dogs claims that the dogs are malamutes, a large Alaskan dog breed. CBS13 asked Sacramento Vice Mayor Karina Talamantes if she knew how the dogs were getting out to begin with. "No, and that's why I want code enforcement to do an investigation," Talamantes said. Talamantes told CBS13 that she is working with animal control and the district attorney. She thinks this may be a case of animal abuse because of how malnourished the trio of dogs looks. "This is not OK," Talamantes said. "For a community, for my community, to live in fear walking their pets and walking out with their kids, this is not OK. This is not normal." The neighborhood is fearful that the dogs could attack again. "More than one animal running together is kind of frightening and just the fact that I have to come out with either a stick or a bat just to protect my loved ones and pets. That's uncalled for," said the owner of the cat that was killed. The Front Street Animal Shelter said the dogs were last spotted running around the area near Natomas High School. One of them may have a catchpole around its neck because they were unsuccessful in capturing it over the weekend. Although the dogs have no record of being aggressive towards people, Hinderman is warning people not to approach them and to immediately call 311 if they spot them. It is unclear what will happen to the dogs once they are captured.
CBS News
19-05-2025
- CBS News
3 large dogs on the loose in Sacramento sought by animal control
SACRAMENTO – Animal control officers are trying to capture three dogs on the loose in the Natomas area that have harmed two other animals. Front Street Animal Shelter officials sent out a public safety alert Sunday regarding three large husky-mix dogs. The dogs have been seen in the area of Fong Ranch Road and Natomas High School. PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT – NATOMAS AREA (ZIP CODE 95833) Our Animal Service Officers are actively working to capture three... Posted by Front Street Animal Shelter - City of Sacramento on Sunday, May 18, 2025 Officials noted that the dogs have allegedly harmed two animals, but no further details about those attacks were given. Officials also stated that the dogs haven't shown aggression toward people. Still, animal control is concerned due to the dogs' evasiveness and unpredictability. Photos of the dogs have been released by the shelter, and one of the dogs may still be running loose with a catch pole. Officials are urging people in the area to be aware when walking their pets and to refrain from approaching the loose dogs if they see them. Instead, if seen, residents are being urged to call 311 immediately.
