It was a day 67 years in the making.
On Wednesday Placer County officials and members of the Japanese American Citizens League unveiled the first phase of a monument to honor the ...
If you sat outside all day for four years, you’d need a bath too.
Luckily for Locomotive No. 2252, the historic steam engine on Atlantic Street in Roseville it was Boy Scout T ...
By Gloria Beverage
Gold Country News Service
In the children’s party game, “Telephone,” the first player whispers a phrase or sentence to the player seated next to her. Eac ...
With construction barely completed on the city’s newest bridge, Folsom Lake Crossing, dirt will soon begin to fly once again as Sutter Street will undergo the initial phase of a ...
Editor's note: This is one in a series of articles celebrating the first 100 years of the city of Roseville.
In a little more than 10 years, Kaiser Permanente has turned a modest ...
The population boom of the 1960s continued throughout the 1970s, forcing Roseville to expand. By 1973, all of Southern Pacific’s 21,000-car fleet was self-refrigerating.
The nee ...
Editor's note: This is one in a series of stories celebrating Roseville's first hundred years.
Today, the city of Roseville is known for its substantial health care facilities – ...
When Kathleen Schance walked into the Downtown Library one day last week, she had a date with history.
The longtime Roseville resident entered a small room near the back of the bui ...
