‘Not Fade Away’: a film review by Gary Chew Coming-of-age films are as common a genre as a staged car chase on a hilly street in San Francisco or anywhere else in United States. This latest one, “Not...
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A Palette of Leaves by Edythe Haendel Schwartz Mayapple Press ISBN 978-1-936419-14-2 2012, 70 pp., $14.95 Poetry – Local Author This latest book by Davis poet Edythe Haendel Schwartz is a must for...
A major federal bigwig will be in town next week to formally announce a $135 million grant to extend Sacramento’s light rail to Cosumnes River College. This funding announcement was made in...
The Cesar Chavez statue will be moved from the stage of his namesake park, and solar-powered, self-compacting trash cans will be added this year. But don’t worry, the memorial for the American...
On Saturday, Jan. 5, Sandy Thomas will teach three separate introductory self-defense workshops for women. In each two-hour workshop, women will learn basic defense techniques that may be...
It’s time for the first Top Five Fridays of 2013! Scroll down for The Sacramento Press’s most-viewed articles of the past seven days. Community Contribution 5. New Year’s Eve fireworks in Old Sac |...
One hundred and fifty years ago – on January 8, 1863 – California Governor Leland Stanford turned a ceremonial shovelful of earth near the intersection of Front and K Streets in what we today know as...
Advocates for the homeless held a rally on the north steps of the Capitol building all day of this chilly third day of the new year. It was to support a legislative proposal to expand civil rights...
Police have arrested some suspects believed to be involved in a rash of armed pedestrian robberies in Midtown, but details are vague. Over the weekend, officers stopped a vehicle that matched the...
Who doesn’t love a situation where everybody wins? Through a four-way team effort between the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), United Way and the Sheet...