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Salmon leap at a chance to spawn at hatchery

With a swish of its tail, a salmon jumps more than 20 steps – one at a time – to the top of the Nimbus Fish Hatchery ladder Monday as the annual fall migration takes [Read More...]

What Patriotism Means to Me

The following piece was written by Sariah Warren, daughter of administrative assistant Sarah Warren at Coldwell Banker Select in Fernley. This is for a competition with the [Read More...]

Investors line up for pro soccer team Sacramento Republic

Sacramento Republic FC, the region’s new United Soccer League professional team, has raised nearly $1.6 million so far in a new round of investment. According to [Read More...]

Sacramento Kings officials present downtown arena concepts at City Council retreat

When plans emerged earlier this year to replace the Downtown Plaza with a new arena for the Kings, some critics warned that Sacramento would be swapping one monolithic [Read More...]

Celebrating ag with heart-felt thanks

Leaders in the heart of the agricultural community, most of whom have known each other for years, gathered Monday for Farm City Celebration, a celebration of the area’s [Read More...]

The History of Veterans Day

November 11, or what has come to be known as Veterans Day, was originally set as a U.S. legal holiday to honor Armistice Day – the end of World War I, which officially [Read More...]

8 Tips to Protect Your Home During the Holidays

It’s that time of year again — the holidays. Time to celebrate with family and friends. Time to deck the halls and wrap the gifts. Time for the bad guys to sneak into [Read More...]

Gray Lodge Wildlife Area is open for Season

Guided nature walks have started at Gray Lodge Wildlife Area and are offered 12:30-2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. The area is situated along the Pacific Flyway where [Read More...]

Your guide to Halloween activities in Yuba-Sutter Area

Pumpkins, costumes, festivals haunted houses and tours of local cemeteries abound as autumn arrives in the Yuba-Sutter area and thoughts turn to Halloween activities. [Read More...]

Corn mazes become big business in Sacramento region

Dave Vierra started small. As a sideshow to his popular West Sacramento pumpkin patch, he planted his first corn maze 12 years ago. It covered a mere half an acre. But just [Read More...]

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