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Warehouse at San Quentin Demolished as the State Changes Prison’s Priority
The state’s most notorious prison is marking a new milestone. San Quentin is being transformed into what Governor Newsom calls “the nation’s most innovative rehabilitation facility” near San Francisco. Crews demolished a former warehouse that served as a furniture factory, clearing the way for construction to start on an educational center in the fall. Newsom says California is building a new future “brick by brick” to make everyone safer.
Safety improvements made to Pollock Pines crosswalk where preschoolers were hit by van
POLLOCK PINES — More than a year after five kids were hit by a van while crossing the street, progress is being made on safety improvements along Pony Express Trail in Pollock Pines.In May 2023, five preschoolers were hit near Oak Street by a utility van while in the crosswalk on a field trip to a nearby park."Growing up here in Pollock Pines, we never had sidewalks or any major crosswalks, so my brothers and I would always kind of be in the road walking," Elizabeth Piearcy, manager at nearby Knotty Pine Lanes, said.A rapid flash crosswalk has been placed...
Modesto Nuts gets another year of play with city council decision
(FOX40.COM) — Professional baseball will remain in Modesto for at least one more year after a unanimous city council vote to keep the Modesto Nuts through the 2025 season. In June, negotiations fell apart between Modesto and Nuts ownership which led the team to announce that 2024 would be their final season after a decades-long […]
Sacramento to Sizzle, Northern California Faces a Week of Soaring Highs and Dry Conditions
The Sacramento National Weather Service confirms that Northern California should brace for warm and dry conditions throughout this week. The Sacramento area in particular is poised to experience some of the highest temperatures, creeping up toward the century mark. According to the National Weather Service, a Moderate HeatRisk is in effect, making hydration and shade paramount for outdoor activities.
Northern California forecast: Wednesday brings more heat to the region
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Wednesday will continue to heat up in Northern California before a slight drop in temperatures later in the week. Wednesday's forecast high for downtown Sacramento is 101 degrees, up from 99 degrees on Tuesday, meteorologist Dirk Verdoorn said. Temperatures will range from the upper 90s to...
Football Recap: Rocklin Starts Season with Win on the Road
Rocklin had to travel to play their first game of the season, but the final result was worth the trip. They walked away with a 41-28 victory over the Turlock Bulldogs on Friday. Given the Thunder's advantage in MaxPreps' California football rankings (they are ranked 26th, while the Bulldogs are ranked 148th), the result wasn't entirely unexpected.
California is Losing Places to Give Birth
The March closure of California’s first licensed and accredited birth center underscores not only the state’s “de facto ban” on licensing birth centers (as one lobbyist put it), but also the uphill battle expectant mothers in California face when seeking the health care they need. In...
Philz Coffee Announces New Vanilla Drinks
Just in time for pumpkin spice season, Philz Coffee is going its own way with the introduction of two all-new, delectably different limited-time drinks, available now through Nov. 4, while supplies last. The fall lineup introduces rich vanilla and date flavors with two new drinks:. Vanilla Date Delight featuring Philtered...
California bubble entertainer cited for 'fluid littering'
SAN DIEGO, Calif. - A California Navy veteran, who makes a living entertaining kids with giant bubbles, is facing a court date after receiving a citation for what the city of San Diego calls "fluid littering." Sandy Snakenberg, aka "The Bubble Pirate," got decked out in his pirate costume on...
California legislators pass bills, honor colleagues
California legislators are slammed trying to get through hundreds of bills before the clock strikes midnight on Saturday. They still have more than 700 bills to consider after Tuesday’s sessions, according to lobbyist and legislative observer Chris Micheli. But they’re not too busy to fete departing colleagues — and they’re quite a few of them. […]
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