From a family weekend in old Sacramento to rafting in the American River or visiting one of the newly opened aquatic centers in Folsom or Roseville, people are out this Memorial Day weekend.
Folsom passes ordinance to crack down on illegal fireworks Share Updated: 7:32 AM PDT May 12, 2021 Share Updated: 7:32 AM PDT May 12, 2021
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Show Transcript ONE LUMP-SUM. TEO: THANKS, MATT. NEW THIS MORNING. WITH THE 4TH OF JULY LESS THAN 2 MONTHS AWAY, THE CITY OF FOLSOM WILL CONSIDER A NEW WAY TO CRACK DOWN ON ILLEGAL FIREWORKS TONIGH DEIRDRE: KCRA 3’S MIKE TESELLE JOINS US LIVE FROM FOLSOM TO EXPLAIN A CHANGE THAT COULD IMPACT PROPERTY OWNERS IF THEY DON’T COOPERATE. MIKE: INTERESTING. FOLSOM SAYS IT IS SEEI AN INCREASE IN ILLEGAL FIREWORKS. THERE IS SOME URGENCY IN TONIGHT’S CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSION CITY WILL CONSIDER A SOCIAL HO LIABILITY PROPOSAL. CITY SAYS ONE OF BIGGEST CHALLENGES IN CRACKING DOWN ON ILLEGAL FIREWORKS IS IDENTIFYING THE SPECIFIC INDIVIDUAL WHO LIT THE FIREWORK UNDER THIS PROPOSAL, THE HOST OR PROPERTY OWNER WHERE ILLEGAL FIREWORK IS SET OFF COULD BE HELD RESPONSIBLE THE HOST OF THE GATHERING COULD AVOID P
Folsom, California is a city of 80,000, and is located in Sacramento County, in the north-central part of the state
FOLSOM, California The City of Folsom has experienced a significant decrease in pinhole leaks in copper water pipes in local residences since adding orthophosphate to the water system.
This past summer, the California city of 80,000 experienced what residents dubbed a pinhole leak apocalypse.
Water leaks in homes have developed nearly 1,400 times since the onset of the problem.
On the recommendation of consultants, the city started adding orthophosphate to the water treatment system in October.
Folsom s environmental and water resources director, Marcus Yasutake, says it s had the desired effect.