Good morning, Folsom.

Folsom holiday celebrations begin Saturday at Palladio at Broadstone, where families gather at the Piazza at 5 p.m. for a tree lighting, live shows, treats, and a visit from Santa — an event that kickstarts a season of nightly snowfall and festive activities across the area.

Red Hawk Resort + Casino is celebrating a triple gold win in the Sacramento Bee poll for best casino, best casino slots and best casino table games.

The resort continues to invest in its gaming floor and new entertainment to draw guests from the region.

Big Apple Bagels on East Bidwell Street reopened under new ownership as Andy Tang, a longtime restaurant professional, took over the shop from its previous owner.

Tang trained at the El Dorado Hills store and will train his new team for a soft opening early next week—he will also launch a Rewards App for online ordering and customer rewards.

Assemblyman Josh Hoover has announced that Folsom Glenn Car Wash & Auto Lube was named the Small Business of the Month for November; the business at 414 Glenn Drive has celebrated 30 years with a trusted reputation for customer care and eco-friendly practices.

Folsom will host the 19th Annual Chanukah Wonderland Festival on Dec.

7 at the Community Center from 1 to 5 p.m.—families will build menorahs, craft candles, play games and enjoy an authentic Israeli food court that connects them to holiday traditions. The event will offer interactive activities and live shows to celebrate the spirit of Chanukah.

Twenty-six Cordova High students have completed a 10‑week cycling academy—hosted by the American River Bike Patrol—that taught safe cycling, bike maintenance, and first aid while they capped the program with a 32‑mile ride from Beals Point at Folsom Lake to Discovery Park in Sacramento and received new Trek FX1 bicycles.

Folsom Police are urging holiday shoppers to review the California Vehicle Code for e-scooters and e-bikes—rules differ by vehicle type for helmet, age, and riding limits—and warn that violations may lead to citations or impoundment.

Dignity Health Mercy Hospital of Folsom earned an 'A' Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group for fall 2025—this rating shows the hospital’s team effort to reduce errors and infections and keep patients safe.