Placer ice cream, Sacramento burgers and a new sushi restaurant
The following is from City of Treats, a food and drink newsletter by Abridged senior food editor Benjy Egel. Want it sent directly to your inbox? Sign up here. Hiroshi “Doc” Takemoto and Tsugie “Rose” Dairiki’s country thought their Japanese ancestry made them a security risk. In return, they created and anchored a cor
Health Inspectors Cite Sacramento Area Japanese Restaurant for Multiple Health Violations
[Editor’s note: The report mentioned here is from inspections conducted on September 8 and may not represent the future health inspection status of the food establishments.]. The Sacramento County Department of Health conducted a routine health inspection at Hisui Sushi on September 8. The official inspection report id
California Teens Faces Backlash After Harassing Homeless People: ‘That Really Broke My Heart’
Three teens from Sacramento, California, are facing backlash over videos that show them targeting people in public, including unhoused individuals, by throwing water on them. The clips have drawn criticism from viewers who say the behavior goes far beyond a harmless prank. The backlash has also prompted calls for the p
Teens Filmed Throwing Water At Homeless People For TikTok, Sacramento Man Says Group Attacked...
A group of teenagers apparently wanted people watching what they were doing around Sacramento County. They got their wish. Videos circulating online show teens targeting homeless people and others, including throwing water and water bottles ... Read more
SEIU Local 1000 members to vote on possible strike against state
SACRAMENTO — SEIU Local 1000 members will begin voting Wednesday, Sept. 9, on whether to let union leaders call an unfair practice strike against the state. Union leaders announced the vote Monday evening in Sacramento. The vote does not mean a strike has started, and no strike date has been set.
Derrell Roberts created a family center to provide safety and sense of community
The Sacramento Bee and Nehemiah Leaders Programs are celebrating this year's 60 Change Makers. Join them at our gala at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 13 at the Grand Sheraton in downtown Sacramento. Buy tickets at sacramentochangemakers.com . For the first 17 years of his life, Derrell Roberts, 67, lived in the St. Bernar
Assemblymember Heather Hadwick Hosts Rural Law Enforcement Leaders to Address Key Challenges
The Office of Assemblymember Heather Hadwick reports an event in August brought legislators and rural law enforcement leaders together in Sacramento. Members of the California State Sheriffs’ Association‚ California Police Chiefs Association and Peace Officers Research Association of California gathered for meetings‚ p
The best things I ate (a bite of) at the Tower Bridge Dinner in...
Sunday’s Tower Bridge Dinner showcased the best and brightest culinary talent in the Sacramento region. Over the course of several hours, a kaleidoscopic array of appetizers, mains and desserts were paraded out for the hundreds of guests wearing their Sunday finery. I was privileged to attend this year, and came into t
Sacramento County Homeowners Can Now File Property Tax Exemption Online
New online filing option could save eligible Rio Linda and Elverta homeowners about $70 to $80 each year. Sacramento County homeowners now have an easier way to claim a small but worthwhile break on their annual property tax bill. Beginning today, September 8, the Sacramento County Assessor’s Office is allowing...
At least 1 person dead after solo-vehicle crash results in car fire
(FOX40.COM) — At least one person is dead Tuesday morning after a fiery crash in Rancho Cordova, according to the California Highway Patrol Incident page. CHP logs said a vehicle crashed into a pole around 1:15 a.m. in the area of Hazel Avenue and Nimbus Road. The car was reportedly traveling southbound on Hazel Avenue
