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CA legislature passes bill to let undocumented students work at public colleges
(The Center Square) - The California legislature passed a bill allowing undocumented students to work at public college campuses, just one day after the California Senate approved making undocumented immigrants eligible for up to $150,000 in state home "loan" programs. In January, California’s state public healthcare system expanded coverage to all undocumented immigrants, whose MediCal coverage is expected to cost $5 billion this year. “California is home to 83,000 undocumented students,” said State Sen. Maria Elena Durazo on the Senate floor hearing on August 20....
Trump Begs For Jesus: Says He Would Win Even California If Jesus Was Counting Votes In Nov.
We didn't need more evidence that Trump's big, baseless and ongoing lie about fraud costing him elections was never more than a ploy to either save face after losing or a backup plan to upend democracy but here we are. The post Trump Begs For Jesus: Says He Would Win Even California If Jesus Was Counting Votes In Nov. appeared first on NewsOne.
Elk Grove issues $100k fine, others as part of 4th of July illegal fireworks enforcement
ELK GROVE, Calif. — Video shared by the City of Elk Grove shows an illegal fireworks display over the Fourth of July holiday that landed someone a $100,000 fine. “Obviously public safety is our primary concern,” said Jose Mendez, the code enforcement manager for the city. In a...
Council Weighs Emissions Reduction Ideas
ELK GROVE, CA (MPG) - How to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from buildings was the focus of the Aug. 14 Elk Grove City Council meeting, with questions of how to balance the city’s goal of addressing climate change with the costs faced by homeowners and business owners. Carrie Whitlock,...
Metro Chamber Calls for Nominations to Recognize Contributions of Regional Leaders and Changemakers at the 130th Annual Dinner & Business Awards
The Sacramento Metro Chamber is calling for nominations to salute regional leaders for their dedication to service, inclusion, and for creating more vibrant communities as part of the 130th Annual Dinner & Business Awards. The nomination deadline is Monday, September 30, and the high-profile event will take place on Friday, January 31, 2025, at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Sacramento.
Woman on scooter killed in East Sacramento crash, police say
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A woman on a scooter was hit by a box truck and killed Thursday morning in East Sacramento, police said. The crash happened after 10:30 a.m. in the area of Alhambra Boulevard where Capitol Avenue turns into Folsom Boulevard, the Sacramento Police Department said. LiveCopter 3...
Sacramento Firefighters Rescue Trapped Truck Driver after 13th Ave Crash
Sacramento, CA – A pickup truck driver suffered critical injuries in a serious crash on 13th Avenue on Tuesday night, August 27, 2024, according to KCRA. The Sacramento Fire Department reported that emergency crews were dispatched to the 1800 block of 13th Avenue around 9 PM after receiving calls about a severe accident. Upon arrival, firefighters found the driver trapped inside the heavily damaged vehicle.
Sacramento Police Nab Nearly 400 Thieves in Operation ‘Hot August Nights’
Following a five-day sting-operation that spanned 15 retail locations, the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Retail Crime Task Force said it’s recovered $22,000 in stolen merchandise and issued nearly 400 criminal citations.Target CFO Says It's Made a Dent in Retail Crime About 100 deputies staked out the California capital’s most heavily trafficked, highly targeted stores, from Target to Walmart, TJ Maxx, Ulta, Ross and Marshalls, trolling for criminal activity. They found it in spades, according to Sacramento Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Sergeant Amar Gandhi, who said that “Operation Hot August Nights” resulted in 216 trespass notices, 240 misdemeanor charges and 20 felony charges. Conducted between...
Daughter gets some closure as Solano County cold case unit identifies Sacramento man 23 years later
SOLANO COUNTY – The Solano County Sheriff's Office has launched the Doe Cold Case Project, focusing on unsolved crimes in the county where the victim's body has never been identified. New eyes and new technology are leading to new discoveries already within the department. In its first success story, the sheriff's office announced Wednesday that the project has identified a body they pulled from the Miner Slough in Rio Vista in 2001 as Craig Ott of Sacramento. "I just miss him. I miss who he was, what he represented in our house," Craig's daughter Sheila Ott told CBS13 while flipping through old...
Southwest Airlines adding new nonstop flight out of SMF
(FOX40.COM) — Another new direct flight is coming to the Sacramento International Airport (SMF). Southwest Airlines will be offering nonstop flights to the Tucson International Airport in Arizona on weekends starting March 8, 2025. The route is at least the 5th new direct service flying out of SMF announced this year. Last month, Alaska Airlines […]
‘The Voice’ Singer Shane Q Shares Powerhouse Vocals Across City
SACRAMENTO, CA (MPG) - Sacramento continues to produce stars. That’s precisely what Sacramento native and acclaimed musician Shane Q is to the area. Shane Q, whose birth name is Shane Quidachay, rose to fame on Season 17 of the hit NBC competition singing show “The Voice” in 2019. There, he wowed celebrity judges and viewers with his powerhouse vocals and down-to-earth personality, capturing the hearts of many.
Learn about potential changes to cannabis business regulations at these upcoming events
The City is working to update its zoning regulations for cannabis businesses in response to a comprehensive study completed in 2022, which evaluated the impacts of cannabis businesses on the surrounding community. This effort seeks to revisit and refine the Planning and Development Code, Title 17, which regulates how a property can and cannot be used.
Educational ‘Chalk Talk’ | Organizational Segregation in CA Jobs | Sac Halloween Show
Discussing all things school-related on “Chalk Talk.” Occupational segregation in California’s workforce. Finally, the Sac Halloween Show performs this weekend at the Red Museum. Educational ‘Chalk Talk’. It is back to school season here in the Sacramento region. On the first edition of the recurring segment...
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