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Fall and winter are coming. Attend one of these City workshops to help get your garden ready
As the seasons begin to change, the City’s Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment is offering a series of workshops at local community gardens designed to help gardeners prepare for the fall and winter seasons. The workshops will cover a variety of topics, including cool weather vegetables, soil...
Engaging Locals in Emergency Response
Al Terrell, Director of Safety, Emergency Response and Physical Security, positions a large poster board of the Utilities Status that would be used in any emergency event in relation to the underground utilities known as "cousins." Chief Gerald Simons, Manager of Special Projects for the California Water Service Group looks on. The co-presenters conducted Emergency Service Training last week at the Dixon Fire Department.
Data Report: How the City responded to homelessness Aug. 12-18
The City of Sacramento has released its weekly progress report for the City’s Incident Management Team responding to homelessness. From Aug. 12-18, the City of Sacramento received 614 calls to 311 customer service related to unsheltered individuals. Through the work of the IMT, 812 calls were closed, meaning that...
Olivia Utterback Named To Preseason Coaches' Team
IRVINE, Calif. – As the 2024 volleyball season is ready to begin, the Big West Conference has announced its volleyball preseason awards, with UC Davis volleyball senior Olivia Utterback being named to the Preseason Coaches' Team. It's the second time in Utterback's career she has been named to the...
Construction begins for Central Park renovations honoring fallen Davis Officer Natalie Corona
DAVIS, Calif. — More than five years have passed since a gunman ambushed and killed a Davis Police Department officer. Natalie Corona, 22, died on Jan. 10, 2019, marking the first slaying of a Davis officer in decades. To honor Corona, the city is moving forward with its plans...
Professor Adrienne Nishina Named Chair of UC Davis Department of Human Ecology
The UC Davis College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CA&ES) is pleased to introduce Professor Adrienne Nishina as the new chair of the Department of Human Ecology. She started her new role July 1. Nishina has been with the department’s faculty since 2006. She earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees,...
UC Davis RB Lan Larison added to Reese’s Senior Bowl Watchlist
Already a member of the 2024 Walter Payton Award Preseason Watchlist and the Big Sky Preseason Offensive Player of the Year, UC Davis football senior running back Lan Larison can now add his name to the 12th Annual Reese’s Senior Bowl Watchlist as announced by the Reese’s Senior Bowl.
First up for Eagles is Laguna Creek
Laguna Creek went 7-4 a year ago, making the postseason only to lose to Del Oro in the first round. It was a good season for the Cardinals, considering their four losses came to Del Oro (8-5), a Division II semifinalist, Grant (12-3), the Division III Section Champion, Monterey Trail (7-4), and to West Park (10-3) and Division IV semifinalist; four quality teams, three of which Laguna Creek probably wouldn’t have beaten unless they played a perfect game.
Applications Now Open for Annual El Futuro Hispanic Heritage Month Scholarship
On September 14, Republic FC’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations kick off with the club’s annual Noche Latina match presented by SMUD. As a part of the evening’s festivities, one young changemaker will be honored as the recipient of the 5th annual El Futuro Scholarship. Together with the Sacramento Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the club will award a $1,000 grant to help support a local student’s college studies.
Match Preview: Republic FC vs. San Antonio FC
After a 10-day break, Republic FC is back in action this Saturday to host San Antonio FC and if the two clubs’ recent meetings are any indicator, this is sure to be a physical and intense contest. With the end of the regular season just a couple months out, each side has its own challenge ahead as Sacramento fights for the best record in the West for the second straight year and San Antonio pushes to get above the playoff line.
Folsom Cordova Unified School District is hiring
As the new school year begins, the Folsom Cordova Unified School District announced it is hiring with 28 open staff positions this week. The district has full- and part-time job openings generally available all year long, including teachers, food servers, custodians, coaches, bus drivers and more. "Grow your career and make a positive impact on student learning," the district announced.
Women’s Soccer Set for Two Matches Against Central Valley Opponents
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – The UC Santa Barbara Women's Soccer team is ready to begin week two of competition as they travel north to face Sacramento State on Thursday, Aug. 22. Following the match the Gauchos will host Mountain West foe, Fresno State at Harder Stadium on Sunday, Aug. 25.
Practice makes perfect: Folsom, Metro Fire unite in training operation
Teamwork makes the dreamwork, as they say and that was the motto Tuesday as the Folsom Fire Department joined forces with the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District for a multi-company drill at Fire Station 36, focusing on enhancing emergency response coordination between the two agencies. The joint training exercise involved eight...
UC Davis Football Preview: Defensive Backs
UC Davis football’s highly talented and veteran group of defensive backs have many snaps under their belt together and with that returning collection Aggies leading the secondary, teams should find it to get explosive plays down the field. “We play a fast, physical style of football,” said assistant coach...
Fire-Damaged Former Fuqua Physical Therapy Faces Uncertain Future
CITRUS HEIGHTS, CA (MPG) - The acrid smell of fire and ash hangs in the air around the site of the former Fuqua Physical Therapy at 6560 Greenback Lane, near the corner of Dewey Drive and Greenback Lane, where Sacramento Metro Fire crews responded in September 2019 to a multi-alarm fire just before 3 a.m., which ripped through the commercial building.
Forward progress halted in Solano County brush fire
(KRON) — A vegetation fire Wednesday morning in Green Valley of Solano County briefly prompted evacuation orders in the area, according to Cal Fire Sonoma-Lake-Napa Unit. As of about 1:30 p.m., the wind and topography driven fire was contained, according to Cal Fire. The fire, dubbed the Amaral Fire, started at 9:46 a.m. near Amaral […]
Tribute to Bennett features Carnegie Hall Ensemble at Harris Center in Folsom
Harris Center for The Arts presents Michael Feinstein – Because of You: My Tribute to Tony Bennett, featuring the Carnegie Hall Ensemble, a special evening with the Grammy-nominated recording artist performing Sunday, Sept. 15, at 7:30 p.m. Feinstein has partnered with Carnegie Hall to entertain and educate through his...
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