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A unique exhibit featuring historical photos of Monterey debuts at Colton Hall.
When Pacific Grove native Pat Hathaway died unexpectedly in 2021, there were tens of thousands of photos in his collection – many that he took himself, many he had collected over the years. They depict various places in Monterey County stretching back to the 1800s. The collection is a...
KCRA Weekend Roundup: Sacramento area things to do for Labor Day Weekend
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Looking for things to do this holiday weekend? Here's a list of events happening in Northern California from Friday, Aug. 30, through Monday, Sept. 1. Before you head out the door, check the latest forecast here. Sacramento-area events. Foodieland. The foodie-inspired, multi-cultural event Foodieland is returning...
Northern California forecast: Temperature changes to expect for Labor Day Weekend
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Labor Day weekend in Northern California kicks off with heat on Friday, but then cooler air will arrive by the holiday, according to our weather team. A nice cool morning on Friday will be followed by sunny and hot weather. The pattern will continue through Saturday. Sacramento could hit 100 degrees on both days.
How small shelters for homeless people in California became big business
On a recent weekday morning in Sacramento, early, before a sweltering Central Valley heat enveloped downtown and before Senate and Assembly sessions got underway, several suited-up elected officials gathered in front of the Capitol to promote a bill. The “Interim Housing Act,” penned by South Bay State Senator Josh Becker,...
Meet Our New Board Chair, Steve Horn
Streetsblog California, Streetsblog San Francisco, and Streetsblog Los Angeles, Santa Monica Next and Longbeachize are published by the nonprofit California Streets Initiative. Our operations over overseen by a board of directors. When new leadership emerges on our board, we like to introduce them to our readers. This year, the board...
Bill to Address Heat Prevention Workforce Standards and Protect the Yolo SIX Advances to Governor’s Desk
Sacramento, CA – In June during a heatwave, farmworkers working in a tomato field near Dixon on June 5 walked off their jobs and were fired. SB 1299, introduced by Senator Dave Cortese, would establish the Farmworker Climate Change Heat Injury and Death Fund to be funded on a one-time basis from the existing Worker’s Compensation Administration Revolving Fund.
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