Good morning, Folsom.

Folsom business owner Nick Clark was selected to co-lead an international yoga teacher training that spotlights local wellness.

Clark of Spotted Dog Yoga & SUP will guide Journey Into Power: Level One, which builds leadership and personal growth through a blend of practice and coaching.

SMUD is offering increased rebates to help homeowners switch from gas to electric heat pump systems & lower energy bills, offering up to $4,000 for water heater conversions and $3,000 for HVAC upgrades.

The incentives, effective this month, aim to ease the transition after federal and state credits expired.

California State Parks and Coastal Commission are inviting community members aged 15 and up to join the 2026 Dockwalker Program, a volunteer-driven initiative that trains volunteers to educate boaters on clean practices on waterways.

Free sessions (virtual and in-person) start in March and run through May, earning community service hours.

Heavy snow and rain have swelled Folsom Lake to 114% of average, leading to localized flooding and hazardous travel conditions today; forecasters warn that additional precipitation will fall overnight (with lower snow levels possible), further challenging regional travel.

Folsom’s Symmetry for Health received a Notice of Allowance from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for its patented AlignSmart® system (which improves musculoskeletal stability and long-term outcomes).

The company will soon boost practitioner certification and expand local wellness partnerships.

New home sales in the greater Sacramento area surged 79% in January with 605 homes sold compared to 338 in December.

Roseville and Rancho Cordova led the market—Folsom registered 19 sales in the eight-county region.