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Historic recognition rejected: Older Sacramento building won't receive landmark designation
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A 46-year-old building that Sacramento-area preservationists wanted the city to place on its Register of Historic and Cultural Resources didnot receive a spot on that list at Tuesday’s city council meeting. The mayor and council voted five to four against declaring the former Home Savings...
‘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.
President’s fall address highlights Sac State’s assistive programs for students
Sacramento State President Luke Wood addressed the challenges facing the campus, and the road ahead at the Aug. 22 annual fall address. Wood’s opening remarks focused on the major challenges Sac State faced over the past year, a chief concern being that the campus is caught in a financial crisis. According to Wood, Sac State divisions saw a $9.7 million budget reduction last year, followed by a $15.5 million reduction this year.
Republic FC’s new Legacy Membership offers a unique three-year opportunity
For the first time in the Club’s 11-year history, Republic FC launched a brand-new Legacy Membership for fans wanting to connect with the indomitable club in a way never before offered. This unique three-year membership opportunity secures the best pricing for members and year round unprecedented club access over the next three seasons.
76-year-old Sacramento man dies after 3-vehicle crash in Foothill Farms, CHP says
A three-vehicle collision last week killed a man after a pickup truck driver collided into a van, setting off a chain of crashes in Foothill Farms, according to the California Highway Patrol. Officers were called about 2:40 p.m. Friday to Elkhorn Boulevard, east of Andrea Boulevard, after a pickup truck...
Arrest made in stabbing in North Sacramento Stabbing
North Sacramento, CA — Sacramento County Sheriff’s North Patrol deputies recently made an arrest in relation to a stabbing incident. The event in question occurred just after 7 a.m. Aug. 23 on Stagecoach Drive in North Sacramento County. They were responding to a call to a residence on that street.
Kings' McLaughlin excited to face ex-team T-Wolves in season opener
New Kings guard Jordan McLaughlin won’t have to wait long to face his former team of five years. Sacramento is scheduled to host the Minnesota Timberwolves at Golden 1 Center to begin the 2024-25 NBA season. McLaughlin, who loved his time in the nation’s Upper Midwest, is excited to...
Son arrested in mother's homicide investigation at Sacramento County home
SACRAMENTO COUNTY – A man has been arrested on suspicion of killing his mother by hitting her with a shovel and running her over with a car at a south Sacramento County home on Wednesday, the sheriff's office said.Deputies arrived at the scene of Alta Mesa Road between Valensin Road and Arno Road, south of Wilton and northeast of Galt, around 2:40 p.m. Wednesday. This is where they said a woman was found dead, possibly from blunt force trauma. The victim's body could be seen outside of the home in what appears to be a driveway.Deputies believed the victim's 29-year-old son...
California is dyeing a lake pink. Here’s why:
A lake in Northern California is getting a dye job, but it’s not to improve its aesthetic. No, this makeover will serve an important function. Researchers from the California Department of Water Resources are dyeing McLeod Lake in downtown Stockton, turning it from its greenish-blue hue to a muted pink. It’s part of a study […]
U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council Announces Cohort of Fellows Accepted Into the Blueberry Industry Leadership Program; Amanda Griffin Shares
FOLSOM, CA - The industry is in need of leaders who will take us into the future, and the U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council (USHBC) is working to make it happen. The organization recently announced the third cohort of fellows accepted into its Blueberry Industry Leadership Program, designed to elevate up-and-coming leaders in the blueberry industry by providing in-depth training, industry education, and connections.
California lawmakers considers adding banana slug, Dungeness crab to official symbol list
California’s list of official state symbols could grow even further as two bills aimed at designating a state slug and crab continue advancing in the legislature. Assemblymember Gail Pellerin (D-Santa Cruz) introduced AB 1850 to designate the banana slug as the official state slug. Banana slugs can be found throughout the state, primarily in redwood […]
Shake Shack closing multiple California locations as In-N-Out rival 'underperforming' - see full list
Shake Shack concedes ground to its West coast-based rival In-N-Out as the smash burger chain is set to close nine locations nationwide, including six in California
LA City Council wants to expedite hiring police officers, CA lawmakers consider bill to crackdown on speeding, Shohei Ohtani mania over bobbleheads
Your morning update from the LAist newsroom. L.A. City Council passes a motion ordering the personnel department to come up with a framework to hire more officers. State lawmakers are considering a bill to crackdown on speeding drivers in California. Shohei mania hit Dodger stadium last night, fans lined up...
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