The following is a photojournal including photos and observations from the removal of Tent City on April 16 between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. : Around 100 inmates on 5 busses were transported from Sacramento County Sheriff's Work Project  to help clean up Tent City.  Some helpers piled remaining large objects that were left behind from Tent City dwellers who had already left. Smaller items were put into trash bags. Foreground: large bulldozers with pinching claws attached transported the aforementioned piles onto dump trucks. Background: a cargo train passes by. Foreground: a police officer in a city truck picked up some items of value which were supposedly taken into storage. Background: items

The pedestrian warning lights installed last week at the intersection of 20th and K Streets are up and operating. Here's a photo or two...

The AT&T building located on 15th and J has recently become more aesthetically pleasing. As I passed the, usually quite drab, AT&T building that has no windows, I noticed that it now has artistic pictures that are pleasing to the eye. All the photographs are in black and white and surround the entire building. While examining the pictures, I spoke with an employee of AT&T who informed me that the photographs were all taken within the three-block radius. Most were taken right in front of the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium. Not only is the AT&T building becoming more vibrant, but they too are community contributors. Now my only question is, can anyone name the events that the photographs