12 Surprisingly Affordable Restaurants In Sacramento You Need To Try
A great meal feels even better when the check does not ruin the mood. Sacramento makes that possible more often than people expect. You can find satisfying plates and casual spots with enough personality to keep dinner interesting without turning outings into a splurge. That is where this list earns...
Roseville Toastmasters Club helps make public speaking fun
Learning the tricks of public speaking for fun and personal growth. Roseville, Calif.- Most people dread speaking before a group. Meanwhile, some 15,000 toastmasters clubs meet weekly around the world, to learn the tricks of public speaking for fun and personal growth. What does a toastmasters meeting look like? Each..
More Sacramento residents can now get a rebate for replacing older toilets
The City of Sacramento Department of Utilities has expanded its toilet rebate program, making more residential customers eligible to receive money back when replacing older, higher-flow toilets with water-efficient models. Eligible customers can now receive a rebate of up to $50 for replacing qualifying toilets manufac
CA animal welfare advocates push for statewide regulations following horrific incidents
This move follows several disturbing incidents recently, including one in Humboldt County where hundreds of dogs were shot and killed at a self-proclaimed no-kill rescue.
Rock the Country Fest brings three-band country showcase to Crawdads on the Lake
Billy Williams, Moonshine Crazy and Ariel Jean Band take the stage Saturday night for a festival-style night of country music along Lake Natoma. Country music will take over the waterfront Saturday night as Crawdads on the Lake hosts Rock the Country Fest, bringing three bands together for one night of live music, danc
CDFW Seeks Input on Northern Sacramento Valley Hunting Opportunities
CDFW will hold an online outreach meeting Aug. 25 to gather comments from hunters. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) North Central Region, in coordination with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), will hold an online outreach meeting to take comments and recommendations from hunters regarding
Sacramento’s Oldest Church Could Become a 12-Room Midtown Boutique Hotel
Sacramento's oldest congregation is facing a stark new chapter: a development application filed with the city proposes turning the century-old Pioneer Congregational Church building at 2700 L Street into a 12-room boutique hotel with an event space. The 1926 structure, directly across from Sutter's Fort in Midtown, has
Where should Sacramento install red light cameras? See draft list of intersections
Sacramento pedestrians, cyclists and drivers seem to agree on one thing: People love running red lights in Sacramento. The city is looking at implementing an automated red light camera enforcement program designed to reduce serious crashes — a move that safe street enthusiasts say is long overdue. “I think that red lig
1 dead in Rio Linda multi-vehicle collision and fire, authorities say
A motorist was killed in a multi-vehicle collision and fire on Elkhorn Boulevard in Rio Linda on Friday afternoon, according to the California Highway Patrol. A second person was taken to the hospital with what Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District officials said were significant injuries. The person’s condition was no
Ice Cube to perform at Sacramento-area’s Thunder Valley Casino
Ice Cube is returning to the Sacramento area this Labor Day weekend. The hip-hop artist, rapper and film producer will perform at The Venue at the Thunder Valley Casino Resort in Lincoln on Sunday, Sept. 6. He last visited Sacramento in 2022 as part of the annual V101 Holiday Jam at the Golden 1 Center. Ice Cube — the
