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Housing shortage has led South Bay farmworkers to live in desperate conditions; a new bill aims to help change that
GILROY — In the modest Gilroy two-bedroom home that farmworker Jesusita Ortiz shares with her family, the living room doubles as a storage space and a shared bedroom for her children, complete with a bunk bed and colorful anime posters lining the walls. The compact set up is a necessary arrangement for the growing family — nine in all, with a grandchild on the way.
Upper Lake Clementine in Auburn State Recreation Area Closed for Weekend Amid Safety Concerns
Amid concerns over public safety, the Auburn State Recreation Area has announced the continued closure of Upper Lake Clementine during the upcoming weekend. The popular Northern California destination has witnessed a pattern of unsafe traffic and pedestrian behaviors, prompting action by state officials. According to FOX40, infractions included illegal parking along Foresthill Road, drivers performing unlawful U-turns, and pedestrians crossing in particularly hazardous areas.
Placer Grown Farmers Market Showcases Local Produce and Community Engagement
Every Tuesday, you can find fresh produce, bakery items, and flowers for sale at the Placer Grown farmers market in the Fountains on Galleria Blvd. From 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., it is open to enjoy locally grown food and a strong sense of community. On Tuesday, July 9, I...
Auburn Grace Community Church Jr. Sewers & Rippers effort yields 118 quilts
During the months of May and June, 61 boys and girls made 118 quilts in two week-long sessions at Auburn Grace Community Church. Jr. Sewers & Rippers has occurred every year since its beginning in 2004 – a project of the Sewers & Rippers Ministry at Auburn Grace Community Church – mentoring children entering third grade up to graduating high school seniors. The Sewers and Rippers Ministry is a nearly 20-year-old ministry that sends quilts to children and adults in need all over the world and within our community.
Fast Fridays: North gains revenge, extends lead in annual Challenge with South
The North vs. South Challenge is one of the most prestigious events in American motorcycle speedway racing and one of the longest-running annual team racing events in modern motorcycle speedway history. It began in 1991 at Fast Fridays Motorcycle Speedway in Auburn and continued with the 33rd running on July...
From the Auburn Journal archive: 1959 - Dutch Flat aquacade
Dutch Flat residents watch the annual aquacade at the community pool in this photo from the July 23, 1959, edition of the Auburn Journal. A throng of 850, the largest crowd ever in attendance, enjoyed a beef barbecue dinner prepared by a committee of 13 people. The pool was purchased by Kirby Quinn from the Frank Mattel estate and given to the residents of the mountain community by Quinn.
'Dial M for Murder' to show at Odd Fellows Lodge in Auburn
Cinema at the State presents "Dial M For Murder" at 7 p.m. Thursday, July 25, at the Odd Fellows Lodge #7, 1226-1/2 Lincoln Way, in Auburn. Master of suspense Alfred Hitchcock gives audiences a behind-the-scenes view of a meticulously planned murder. In the elegant London home of Tony and Margot Wendice, a sinister game of cat and mouse unfolds as Tony, a calculating mastermind fueled by revenge and greed, plots to kill his wealthy wife for her inheritance. When his “perfect” plan spirals into chaos, a web of lies and deceit is spun, threatening to ensnare the innocent.
Jeanette Mero wins Tevis Cup, daugher Reyna finishes second
In her sixth successful ride, Jeanette Mero can finally claim the most coveted title in endurance riding: the Tevis Cup. The Mariposa, CA native completed her 100-mile journey to Auburn's McCann Stadium at 10:05 p.m. Saturday night to win the 68th Tevis Cup, finishing with a final time of 17 hours and five minutes. Mero had been a consistent top ten finisher at Tevis for several years now and won the Haggin Cup in 2021, but a first place finish had eluded her until this year.
Folsom native Michelle Sechser heads to 2024 Paris Olympics
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — There are 131 Californian athletes who qualified for and are heading to Paris for the 2024 Olympic Games. America's Olympic team, Team U.S.A., includes 10 athletes from the Greater Sacramento region. Here’s a look at rower Michelle Sechser from Folsom. Olympian Sechser, 37, will compete...
Sky River Casino to Hire New Staff With On-Site Job Fairs
Sky River Casino in Elk Grove, California is planning to hire more staff with on-site job fairs as the casino plans for a future expansion. This news came shortly after Sky River Casino announced its partnership with Wilton Rancheria. Sky River Casino in Elk Grove will hire new staff with...
Citrus Heights begins second phase of improvements on Auburn Boulevard
CITRUS HEIGHTS, Calif. — Thesecond phase of a major roadway project started in Citrus Heights on Monday along Auburn Boulevard. The improvement leads into Roseville from Orlando Avenue to Antelope Road. The Auburn Boulevard Complete Streets Revitalization Project Phase 2 is a multi-year project that will involve 24/7 single-lane...
Police call upcoming National Night Out 'one of our biggest nights of the year'
National Night Out is right around the corner and Folsom city leaders are urging residents to register their events online by this week if they want a visit from their police department or other city officials. In Roseville, the deadline has passed and the city is already gearing up for the various festivities.
LIVING THE DREAM: ALI AGUILAR
SACRAMENTO CA- Ali Aguilar’s softball journey began in her hometown of Roseville, California, where she made a name for herself at Casa Roble High School. Graduating with a 3.8 GPA, Ali racked up numerous accolades, including the 2010 Cal-Hi State Softball Freshman of the Year and the 2013 All-Metro Softball Player of the Year. Her standout performances earned her a spot on the 2013 USA Softball Junior Women’s National Team, marking the start of a promising career.
Homewood to begin major forest health project this summer
HOMEWOOD, Calif. – Homewood Mountain Resort is prepping to start its Hazardous Fuels Reduction Project after the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Governing Board unanimously approved it earlier this summer. “It’s great news,” said Ed Divita, parter at Discovery Land Co. “We’re very proud to be embarking upon a significant...
OV-4’s Olympic Valley Community Wildfire Buffer Project under way
OLYMPIC VALLEY, Calif. – The Olympic Valley Public Service District has launched a wildfire prevention initiative known as the OV-4 Olympic Valley Community Wildfire Buffer Project. “The 150-foot fuels reduction project surrounding our homes is critical to our survival,” said Bob Barnett, an Olympic Valley Resident in a board...
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