Joining countless women across the United States and numerous countries throughout the world, tens of thousands of Sacramento women, men and children came...
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Over one-hundred followers of the organization “Love is Love Movement” formed a line on the sidewalk in front of Granite Bay High School. Framing as a “counter...
Maita Honda Sunrise at Night Concert Series presented Trace Adkins and Rachel Steele with Road 88 on August 29th, bringing country hits into Citrus Heights...
Vintage fashion costumes adorned the entrance to Sacramento City College‘s campus’ Student Center. The SCC City Fashion Club presented an...
If you’ve ever wanted to take a peek into the past, and witness a major world war without actually enlisting in the service, now may be your chance. No, we’re...
Contrary to popular belief, the Emancipation Proclamation did not free very many from enslavement. The US Civil War measure announced freedom for...
The Sacramento Mountain Lions lost their third game of the season Wednesday night at Raley Field. The 20-9 loss to the first place Las Vegas Locomotives leaves...
The Kennedy Center’s Any Given Child Arts Initiative is looking for arts organizations and artists who can help provide assemblies, workshops and field trips...
Details of what the future will bring for U.S. Bank on the UC Davis campus are still hazy after the bank announced the branch’s closure in the wake of the...
Q. Is it legal to carry a wooden sword in public in California? Also in schools? Sincerely Yours, Daniel A. The basic answer to your first question is “it...
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