13 Enormous Thrift Stores In California Where $42 Fills Your Backseat With Bargains
Want to discover massive thrift stores in California where a few bucks buys a treasure trove?. These 13 bargain wonderlands offer incredible deals and unique finds that will transform your shopping experience forever!. 1. Thrift Town (Sacramento) Ever walked into a place where your money multiplies like magic?....
From Gangbanger to Preacher: Seeking and Saving ‘Lost Souls’ INSIDE Sacramento County’s Main Jail...
Photo credit https://fox40.com/news/local-news/sacramento-county/sacramento-county-jail-lockdown-inmate-death-fight/ (jail) Photo by Pedro Lastra on Unsplash (Chicago) (Meet Bro. Lawrence G. Smith aka “Solo”) By Malik Washington, Destination Freedom Media Group. “I see the day when ethnicity is not pre-judged, and...
West Sacramento to spend $57 million on roads, park and new police station
West Sacramento is getting ready to go on a $57 million spending spree, as the mayor says will help accommodate the next wave of residents moving in.
UC Davis Medical Center Becomes Northern California’s Special Pathogen Treatment Center
UC Davis Medical Center is preparing to treat patients with some of the world's most dangerous diseases as Northern California's first Special Pathogen Treatment Center. The Sacramento hospital will be able to care for illnesses such as Ebola and Marburg virus, positioning the facility as a critical response hub for...
Natomas enacts closed campus policy. What it means for parents and school safety
Parents of Natomas Unified School District elementary students learned a couple weeks before returning to school of a policy change: guardians could no longer accompany their child on campus during drop-off and pick-up and would instead have to wait outside the school gate. In previous years, parents were used to...
Justice for Avonte Teasley GoFundMe fails to garner support as Sacramento man claims self...
A GoFundMe page set up to support the legal costs for Avonte Teasley, has failed to raise even a single penny. The fundraiser claims that Teasley, who is charged with first-degree murder in Sacramento County, acted in self-defense last year when he went to retrieve his child. In its claim...
Sacramento’s Newest Grocery Outlet Is Black-Owned And Counters Arden-Arcade Food Desert
At a time when many other stores are closing their doors, Grocery Outlet locations are popping up all over town. The latest is set to open in Arden-Arcade. As the Thursday, Aug. 28 opening date approaches, independent owners and operators Keith and Phyllis McDonald Johnson are busy crossing items off their task list.
California to Mark 60th Anniversary of Voting Rights Act with Public Event in Sacramento
California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber will host an event on Aug. 25 to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 – landmark federal legislation that outlawed discriminatory voting practices and expanded ballot access nationwide. The program will feature a panel discussion examining...
Sunny Skies and Warm Weather Gracing Sacramento with Mid-90s Forecasted
The National Weather Service in Sacramento has projected a consistent series of sunny and warm days ahead for the region, with temperatures lingering in the mid-90s. For Sacramentans looking to bask in the late August sun, today offers clear skies and a high near 96, accompanied by a gentle southwest breeze topping...
One dead in Citrus Heights crash
CITRUS HEIGHTS, Calif. — One person is dead after crash in Citrus Heights Sunday evening. According to the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire Department, the crash was reported in the area of Fleetwood Drive and Madison Avenue around 8:20 p.m. Fire officials said crews found a multi-car crash involving a pickup...
