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Sacramento’s River District on the cusp of big growth

More than a century ago, what is now known as Sacramento’s River District was known for flooding. In the 1930s, it was known for canning. Later, it became a gritty [Read More...]

Plumas Lake Golf Course Hot August Nights

About 30 classic cars will be on display at Plumas Lake Hot August Nights at the Plumas Lake Golf Course. With food, raffles and activities for children, the event is from 5 [Read More...]

Fresh and Local Food to Feed the Hungry

The Sacramento Valley is known for its agricultural innovation. Think sushi rice, Blue Diamond almonds, farmed sturgeon and other products. Can the region also make its mark [Read More...]

Rings of Change at Lake Berryessa

Lake Berryessa offers plenty of outdoor fun amid its big transition Devil’s Gate on Putah Creek, on the west side of the Sacramento Valley, is a deep notch carved in a [Read More...]

Davis Residents Become National Scrabble Champions

Daniel Moglen is stumped. Frowning intently at a Scrabble board in a downtown Davis restaurant, he shuffles seven bright orange tiles around a little tray on the table. He [Read More...]

All Natural Icing

Angela and Annette Del Biaggio, aka The Frosting Queens, launched their all-natural icing just three years ago, and now it’s selling at more than 350 stores in 30 [Read More...]

Citrus Heights May Get New City Hall

Is a new city hall in Citrus Heights’ future? That’s the scenario under a proposal for a medical office complex at Greenback Lane and Fountain Square Drive. [Read More...]

Squaw Valley Push for Cityhood

Concerned by a major development proposal, a group of Squaw Valley activists say they have more than enough signatures needed to start the process of turning the tiny ski [Read More...]

Dayton, NV | Comstock Historic Preservation

After a successful fundraising event in Carson City featuring Roy Rogers and the Delta Rhythm Kings earlier this month, the Comstock Residents Association (CRA) has put its [Read More...]

Fire Safety for Seniors

“There are an estimated 75 million baby boomers in the U.S. who began turning 65 at the rate of one every 10 seconds in 2011. They make up 13% of the U.S. population. [Read More...]

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