The Zombie Train has attacked thousands with its unique concept of an end of the world Apocalyptic style scenario via railway where ticket holders get to help...
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One of the greatest disappointments which exists in the local Sacramento media is not that the mainstream television and newspapers often missing important...
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues Directed by Adam McKay Over nine years since the original, this was the sequel that never looked like it would never happen...
After an outcry from neighborhood leaders, police agreed recently to rescind a recommendation for a restriction on the liquor license transfer at Harlow’s, a...
“Seeking a Friend for the End of the World” film review by Gary Chew What a premise. How enticing. There must be humor in “Seeking a Friend...
The Sacramento Press has approximately 2,000 contributors signed up on our site to voluntarily write articles. Without them, we wouldn’t exist. Among this...
Hop down the bunny trail with Peter Cottontail and celebrate spring with family and friends at Fairytale Town’s annual Spring Eggstravaganza. The event...
Now that Eric Smith, (not real name) a 17-year-old foster child, has been declared a dependent of the court, he is on a mission to change the laws that...
Every morning 1,800 employees enter the California State Board of Equalization Building. Past the sliding glass doors, security, then up the elevators...
In a world where nearly everyone has a smartphone or an iPod and news flashes are delivered in 140 characters or less, the landscape of news media is rapidly...
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