Raley’s is only losing one named location here, but the closure still matters locally. The company confirmed plans to close its Roseville, California, Raley’s store by January 27, 2026, with reports pointing to expiring leases, economics, store performance, and future business goals as part of the decision.

Unlike national grocery giants, Raley’s is still a privately owned, family-operated chain, so its exact financials are not laid out like a public company’s. Current estimates put Raley’s revenue around $429.5 million, while the broader Raley’s Companies portfolio includes multiple grocery banners across Northern California and Nevada.