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50 Years of Apple Hill: The Best Spots of a Local Icon

How many couples do you know that celebrate a 50th anniversary? How many organizations last that long and are even stronger at fifty years? Next year, 2014, Apple Hill® will [Read More...]

California officials delay opening of new museum at Donner Memorial State Park

Mired in the bureaucracy of a contract dispute and lacking the funds to hire a coordinator, California state parks officials have delayed the opening of a new museum at [Read More...]

Community Profile | West Sacramento

Whether you come to cheer the River Cats at Raley Field or find furnishings at Ikea or you’re a resident who works out at the city’s fitness center or takes an [Read More...]

Pastels on the Plaza set to Transform Chico’s Sidewalks Mid-September

Originating in 2000, Pastels on the Plaza has been a Chico tradition of showcasing novice and experienced professional fine artists in a community setting. Once again, the [Read More...]

Community Spotlight | El Dorado Hills, CA

Location: 31 Miles East of Sacramento | County: El Dorado | Population: 42,108 | Size: 48.6 square miles Imagine living on a hillside with views of Folsom Lake, the [Read More...]

Best Nevada Towns For Young Families

When families choose a place to settle down in Nevada, they look for a place that can support their kids and themselves, too, with good schools, affordable homes and [Read More...]

Community Spotlight | Orangevale, CA

Location: 25 Miles North East of Sacramento | County: Sacramento | Population: 33,960 | Size: 11.646 square miles From vintage farmhouses to horse properties, Orangevale [Read More...]

Find Your Zen and Shed the Everyday Hustle and Bustle

Everyone from Buddhist monks to pop stars has come to Tassajara for spiritual enlightenment. Now people come to unplug and recharge. About Tassajara Located in Carmel [Read More...]

Be Gas Conscious on your Last Summer Road Trip

With gas prices always fluctuating, it doesn’t hurt to have a few apps to help you save when taking the last road trip of summer. Score the cheapest deals on gas and [Read More...]

Technology Gives New Davis View

Two strangers looking at the same piece of art share a special bond. It’s one of John Natsoulas’ favorite things about the public art – the process of walking up to a [Read More...]

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