Good morning, Folsom.

More than 200 migrant workers and families started a three-day walk from Vacaville to Sacramento Saturday morning at Andrews Park to protest ICE raids and demand immigrant rights — organizers will hold a press conference at the State Capitol Monday to urge lawmakers to support a path to citizenship.

Five people were rescued from the American River near Carmichael Saturday afternoon—crews reached them after their raft popped on a tree, leaving them stranded on an island, and no injuries were reported.

Blues guitarist Chris Cain will perform today at Powerhouse Pub at 3 p.m.—he will bring his soulful style and dynamic talent to Historic Folsom, drawing fans for a true blues masterclass.

Data from the California Department of Finance shows Folsom’s population reached 92,577 by January 1 with 3,581 new residents and a 4% growth rate, while 1,012 new single-family homes were added in 2024 — a pace that far exceeds the state average.

Folsom City Council will review budget options at its Tuesday, June 10 meeting as city officials plan to cut Natoma Station maintenance services beginning July 1—rising costs and an unchanged $91.70 assessment rate have forced the change.

Residents are urged to attend the meeting to learn how these adjustments will affect neighborhood upkeep.