Bill Sullivan

City Council approves $214,027 in additional appropriations following weather, construction challenges during community build

Brian Wallace, Friends of Folsom Parkways, Jim Snook, Paul Romero and Vijay Bhaskar Jonnalagadda recognized for years of service and lasting contributions to the community

Folsom City Council backs American flagpole near amphitheater and railroad turntable; Rotary Club of Folsom to lead funding effort

Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the Folsom community will gather Friday morning to remember the lives lost that day and honor the first responders whose courage and sacrifice became an enduring part of the nation's history.

Several Folsom city buildings will receive new exterior paint as part of a $220,000 maintenance project approved by the Folsom City Council on Tuesday.

Twenty-five years after a September morning changed America forever, members of the Folsom community gathered Friday at Folsom City Lions Park to remember the lives lost in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and the first responders who ran toward danger as thousands of others fled to safety.

Folsom firefighters were among first responders from across the Sacramento region who climbed 110 stories Friday in remembrance of those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001, marking the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks with a physically demanding tribute to the first responders who climbed into danger that morning.

First responders from across the region climbed the equivalent of 110 stories at Red Hawk Resort + Casino on Friday morning, coming together to honor the firefighters, law enforcement officers, emergency personnel and civilians who lost their lives in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

Three juveniles were cited and their electric motorcycles were towed after Folsom police conducted a targeted enforcement operation near Prospector Park in response to community complaints about dangerous riding.

Folsom students powered their way to the top of a regional renewable energy competition Friday, capturing both first and second place during SMUD's KidWind Challenge Jr.