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Sacramento small business owner wants solutions from city for homelessness
A Sacramento woman says she's spent nearly a year trying to find a solution to a growing homeless encampment across from her ...
Sacramento is going to the dogs
A spate of conflicts between humans and wildlife is inspiring Republicans to look to man’s best friend for help.
Agustín Arteaga wants Sacramento's Crocker Art Museum to be bigger player nationally, internationally
Changes are coming to the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento. Dr. Agustín Arteaga, Ph.D., an internationally celebrated museum ...
All-volunteer patrol program to cover Sacramento's Del Rio Bike Trail
Bike trails in Sacramento will soon have an extra layer of security. The parks department is teaming up with a group of ...
After years of setbacks, city of Sacramento says Southside Pool on track to open this summer
The city of Sacramento confirms after three years of being shut down, the Southside pool at 6th and T streets will finally be ...
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Sacramento to Revel in Sunny Skies and Pleasant 83-Degree High
Sacramento's forecast by NWS indicates a sunny day with highs near 83°F, shifting to a partly cloudy and cool evening.
A's living up to the hype? Smaller-than-expected Sacramento crowds, cheaper-than-predicted tickets
So far, attendance has not proven to be as high as the pre-season hype -- many area leaders had predicted and hoped to see a ...
Sacramento Kings reportedly to remove interim tag, hire Doug Christie as head coach
The Kings were 27-24 under Christie but not appreciably better than they had been under Mike Brown before him.