Good morning, Roseville.

The 16th Annual Rocklin Community Festival will take place May 7–10 at Johnson-Springview Park in Rocklin and will feature carnival rides + live music, food trucks, and vendors to raise funds for Feeding the Foothills amid rising hunger, hosted by Kiwanis of Roseville.

A 2.8 earthquake struck 3km outside Granite Bay at 6:35 p.m. on April 28, causing shaking across Roseville.

Emergency officials reported no serious damage or injuries and expect minor aftershocks to continue (quake depth: 4.3 km).

Sacred Studios in Roseville is offering a free one-week trial with Lagree reformers, yoga classes and lymphatic massage to help residents prepare for summer.

New clients can sign up for unlimited classes at a special rate of $109.

Royals reliever Nick Mears, a Rocklin native, will appear in his hometown this week at Sutter Health Park as the Royals host the Athletics.

He paused ticket sales for friends (25 expected to attend) to keep things orderly for his debut.

Jon Langston Live Performance

7:00 – 8:30 PM — Goldfield Trading Post Roseville — $20.00 — Enjoy a night of live music with Jon Langston at the local favorite venue.

Emo vs. Pop-Punk

8-11:59 p.m. — Goldfield Trading Post Roseville — $22.00 — Emo and pop-punk collide in a night of energetic live music.

Journey's Edge with Petty Jack Flash

8-11:59 p.m. — Opera House Saloon — Free entry — Experience the ultimate tribute to Journey and the classic hits of Tom Petty and the Rolling Stones.