Major changes happening for CalFresh eligibility
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Collision repair technician Randy Macbride said he’s been coming to the food distribution site in Orangevale for years, for a very good reason. “It's very important to supplement our income, even though we also get general assistance, food stamps and federal government aid," Macbride said. "If we d
Sacramento to let historic Tower sign remain inside office with replica outside
Several months after a historic neon sign associated with Tower Records was installed inside a Broadway office without permission from the city, a Sacramento official said it can remain there. The sign, referred to in a mid-2010s interview by Tower Records founder Russ Solomon as “the dancing kids sign,” dates to 1949
Roadway improvements coming to these Rancho Cordova neighborhoods. Here’s when
Street improvements are coming to more Rancho Cordova neighborhoods this summer. The city’s South White Rock and Stone Creek neighborhoods will see surface treatments to improve their residential streets. The project includes pavement repairs, surface treatments, updated striping on the road and updated bike lane marki
10th annual Powerfest Taps and Tunes returns June 13 for good cause
Craft beer, live music, food and history come together in Friends of Folsom Powerhouse. Craft beer, local history and live entertainment will once again come together at one of the region’s most iconic landmarks as the Friends of the Folsom Powerhouse prepare to host the 10th Annual Powerfest Taps & Tunes on Saturday,
Sacramento airport traveler faces charges after TSA screening investigation
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A 49-year-old man was arrested after investigators said he tried to bring several prohibited items through a TSA checkpoint at Sacramento International Airport. According to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office, the incident happened around 9:30 p.m. Saturday, May 30th in Terminal A. Investigator
Rick Adelman passes away at 79 years old
It’s a very sad day as news broke today that Hall of Fame coach Rick Adelman passed away today at the age of 79. He is survived by his wife Mary Kay, children Kathy, RJ, Laura, David, Caitlin and Patrick as well as twelve grandchildren. Coach Rick Adelman will...
Sacramento-area officials push education amid e-bike safety concerns
CARMICHAEL, Calif. — More than 100 people gathered at a community meeting in Carmichael on Monday night as concerns about e-bikes and e-scooters continue to grow across the Sacramento region. The meeting, hosted by Sacramento County Supervisor Rich Desmond, brought together local leaders, law enforcement officials and
Sacramento is the friendliest city in California. Should we spread the word? | Opinion
Moving to Sacramento in 1991 from soulless Silicon Valley was the smartest thing I ever did. I realized it on the very first day, when despite a bone-chilling winter fog, a neighbor came knocking on the door to welcome me to town. In my 35 years here, I have watched Sacramento try to claim one identity or another, most
Midtown Sacramento Wine Bar Pours Its Final Glass After More Than Two Decades
58 Degrees & Holding Co., a longtime wine bar and restaurant in Sacramento, closed its doors on Sunday. The restaurant announced its closure on May 15 but did not cite any specific reason for the decision. 58 Degrees & Holding Co. Served Its Last Glass. 58 Degrees & Holding Co.,...
Murals to honor more Sacramento ‘legends of hospitality.’ See who made the list
Four new murals will be revealed Tuesday on the “Legends of Hospitality” series in downtown Sacramento’s Jazz Alley. The location, behind the Sheraton Hotel, already hosts the likenesses of restaurateurs Lina Fat , Biba Caggiano and Randy Paragary , and food connoisseur Darrell Corti. The series is being painted by Ian
