As announced a couple weeks ago, the well-known, dome-shaped Century Theaters on Ethan Way closed in anticipation for demolition. This decision was made to...
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When I heard the words “Oak Park” after moving to Sacramento, the first thing that came to my mind being from Southeastern Wisconsin was the affluent village...
Downtown Sacramento with the central city “grid,” .5 mile and 1 mile radii indicated in red, green and blue. According to a recent report...
The proposed McKinley Village development was a hot topic for Sacramento Press readers a few months ago. Today, the Sacramento Bee editorial board took a...
I call Stan Lunetta "the Maestro of Poverty Ridge." Neighbors who knew of my involvement with the Norcal Noisefest told me I should meet him, but we...
There’s a lot of exciting news to share this week, but we’ll begin with local author and professor Karen Levy and a much-praised memoir that has been called...
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the...
I’m So Excited” film review by Gary Chew A new Spanish-language film comedy just out has everything in it … except Javier Bardem...
Don’t think you would ever want to attend a live “Professional Wrestling Show?” Capital Stage’s knockout last show of the season should change your mind...
Imagine a local food system that produces zero waste. That’s the dream of nonprofit executive David Baker of Green Restaurant Alliance Sacramento, or GRAS. He...
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