Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Lucky Gold Permanent Jewelry
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Get linked, Sacramento: Lucky Gold Permanent Jewelry is Sacramento’s first woman-owned spot for custom welded bracelets, anklets, rings, and necklaces, with chains in 14k yellow, white, or rose gold, plus gold filled and sterling silver.
Sip something different: Joneck’s Wine Lounge & Bottle Shop is a laid-back Midtown hangout pouring unique wines by the glass, with DIY flights, small bites, and even beer or mocktails for your wine-averse friend.
Menus that move: Mulvaney's B&L is that rare spot where the menu keeps pace with Sacramento’s seasons, changing daily to honor the farm to fork capital’s local purveyors.
Sacramento City Council voted to allow the Sacramento Zoo to expand its 14-acre site into William Land Park, allowing it to proceed with environmental review as it plans to expand into two areas of the park.
The top Sacramento stories include a landmark tech settlement involving Meta, which agreed to pay nearly $17 billion to settle a case brought by 29 states alleging its platforms were addictive and harmful to children.
The 5th Annual Golden Harvest Festival in Sacramento will be held on the west side of the California State Capitol on 10th Street between L and N Streets on Oct.