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Aggies Take Season Opener In Four Sets Over UMBC
Location: West Lafayette, Ind. (Holloway Gymnasium) The short story: With a solid defensive showing that resulted in UMBC being held to .175 hitting, and game-high 18 kills on .333 hitting by senior Olivia Utterback UC Davis finished off UMBC in four sets to take its 2024 season opener. FIRST SERVE.
Nikki Garcia Asks for Privacy in 1st Statement After Artem Chigvintsev’s Arrest
Nikki Garcia is speaking out after her husband, Dancing With the Stars pro Artem Chigvintsev, was arrested for domestic violence. "This is a private matter, and Nikki asks for privacy for her and her family at this time," a rep for Garcia told Us Weekly in a statement on Friday, August 30. News broke on […]
Next step in Hotel Marysville’s future to be decided after Sept. 6 hearing
After more than two months since a fire ripped through the historic Hotel Marysville in Downtown Marysville, city leaders are still trying to figure out a way to quickly abate the dilapidated structure that officials say poses an immediate threat to the health and safety of residents. To help achieve that goal, an administrative hearing has been planned at 9 a.m. on Sept. 6 at City Hall to ...
Tom Hanks talks 'Bosom Buddies' and 'The Money Pit' in 1986 interview | KCRA Entertainment Archives
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Tom Hanks first entered the entertainment limelight in the 1980s sitcom "Bosom Buddies." In a 1986 interview, Hanks shared, "I was lucky enough to figure out that I couldn't do anything else right about the time they started paying me to act." During this interview, he...
Yellow card and red card system aims to keep unruly sports fans in check at Sacramento area high school games
As Friday night football kicks off its second week across Northern California, the Sac-Joaquin Section of the California Interscholastic Federation is rolling out a new way for schools to keep fans under control. It’s a yellow card/red card system that’s designed to head off unruly behavior in the stands before...
Lincoln Legends: Stadium nonprofit an 'act of love' for Kris Wyatt
Kris Wyatt’s 53-year love for Lincoln has changed the community for the better. Wyatt moved to Lincoln after meeting her husband, Larry Wyatt, at Chico State. Larry grew up in Lincoln. When they finished their degrees, they needed to find somewhere to student teach. They applied in multiple Northern...
Over 1,100 needles cleared as City secures Colfax property, offers shelter and services
Following weeks of daily outreach that included the offer of alternate shelter, the City of Sacramento Monday morning sent an interdepartmental team to clear and secure its property at 2225 Colfax St., also known as Camp Resolution. Staff from the Department of Community Response, Public Works, Code Enforcement, Animal Care,...
Woman on Scooter Fatally Struck by Box Truck in East Sacramento Collision
A tragic incident took place in the heart of East Sacramento where a woman's life was cut short. According to KCRA, a woman riding on a scooter was struck by a box truck and killed yesterday morning. The Sacramento Police Department reports that the collision occurred after 10:30 a.m. on Alhambra Boulevard, at the intersection where Capitol Avenue transitions into Folsom Boulevard.
Farm-to-Fork Friday: How to make Paesano's fettuccine arrostiti
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Authentic Italian cuisine with locally grown farm fresh produce has been the recipe for success for Paesano's in Midtown Sacramento for nearly three decades. On this week's Farm-to-Fork Friday, KCRA 3's Lisa Gonzales takes us there to learn how to make their famous fettuccine arrostiti with...
B Street Theatre offers drama, laughter and more next year
B Street Theatre announces its full 2025 season at The Sofia in Sacramento. Subscriptions are available; call the box office at (916) 443-5300 or email tickets@bstreettheatre.org. More information is also available online at bstreettheatre.org/shows. Mainstage series.
Sacramento's Green Future as City Council Approves Parks Plan 2040 to Enhance Urban Recreation
The future of park life in Sacramento has just been mapped out, as the city council enthusiastically green-lit the Parks Plan 2040 last week. This long-term vision isn't just about sprucing up existing green spaces but is also aimed to wholly expand and enhance the park experience with a focus on communities that have been, until now, somewhat overlooked. In a noteworthy commitment to urban outdoorsy-ness, this plan promises to, quite literally, change the landscape for residents across the city.
5 highest-paid cardiologists in Sacramento
The highest-paid cardiologist in Sacramento, Calif., earns $823,400, according to Medscape's salary reporter tool, which is much higher than the mean annual wage of $423,250 cardiologists make according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Here are the salaries the five highest-paid cardiologists in Sacramento, Calif., earn each year, their amount...
Placer County Police Arrest Suspect Connected to Series of Safeway Shoplifts and Charge Them with Grand Theft
In a recent crackdown on retail crime, officers from the Rocklin Police Department's Community Oriented Policing and Problem Solving (COPPS) unit detained a suspect believed to be involved in a spree of shoplifts across multiple Safeway stores in the Placer County area. Information initially surfaced from patrol units and was further corroborated by the Organized Retail Crimes (ORC) databases.
Rocklin opens season as No. 1 team in NorCal
There is a new man in charge of the Rocklin High School girls volleyball program. Longtime head coach Dave Muscarella retired at the end of last season after coaching the Thunder to nine Sierra Foothill League titles and three Sac-Joaquin Section championships. Now stepping in is one of the most decorated volleyball coaches in CIF history, Bert Almazan-Cezar.
Klamath River dams breached, returning free-flowing waters for salmon
KLAMATH, Calif. — Workers breached the final dams on a key section of the Klamath River on Wednesday, clearing the way for salmon to swim freely through a major watershed near the California-Oregon border for the first time in more than a century as the largest dam removal project in U.S. history nears completion.
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