Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 17th of December.
Good morning, Roseville.
Placer County remains tied for the fifth-lowest unemployment rate in California at 4.5% even as statewide figures rise to 5.6% according to the California EDD.
This stable local market suggests a resilient economic outlook.
Tariffs are raising the cost of imported holiday decorations.
Balsam Hill, a local company, said its artificial trees now cost up 15% more and decorations are 10%-20% higher – consumers may reuse older items to save money.
The cardboard recycling station at 4475 West Park Dr. will be closed until Friday, Dec.
19 as crews complete safety repairs (residents are advised to use alternative drop-off sites).
Chapa-De Indian Health topped off its new South Placer Health Center on Dec.
15 (placing the final beam) at 1451 W. Stanford Ranch Road in Rocklin. The 62,000 sqft center will open early 2027 to serve local patients with medical, dental, and behavioral services.
Downtown Roseville Ice Rink
December 7th – January 4th — Vernon Street Town Square — Admission starts at $10 — Experience the festive joy of ice skating on a synthetic rink this holiday season.
2000s New Year's Eve Party
9:30-11 p.m. — Goldfield Trading Post Roseville — $20 — Celebrate the iconic 2000s with music, fashion, and nostalgia.
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