Weekend event roundup: Sacramento-area things to do for March 14-16
Looking for things to do this weekend? Here's a list of events happening in Northern California from Friday, March 14, ...
Are you being impacted by Trump and DOGE federal cuts in Sacramento? We want to hear from you
Since President Donald Trump took office in January, the administration — through the Department of Government Efficiency ...
Bay Area events calendar for the Ides of March and beyond
March Madness – Hoops and Pizza: Teens can compete in nontraditional games like HORSE and Knockout, win awesome prizes, and ...
Sunny & warmer weather today and into the weekend for Northern California
KCRA 3 Weather meteorologist Dirk Verdoorn looks at how warm the weekend will get, how long it will last and when the next ...
Ready for more rain, Sacramento? Here’s when we could see showers, ‘isolated thunderstorms’
Clouds roll over the Sacramento skyline, as seen from Sutter Health Field, on Monday, Sept. 16, 2024. Some parts of the city received a light sprinkling of moisture, but only trace amounts of rainfall ...
CIF official addresses questions about 2025 state basketball tournament
Why does the NorCal Open Division boys bracket have just five teams? Was Pinewood given the short end of the stick in girls ...
The Press Democrat14d
College notebook: SRJC women’s basketball team wins playoff opener; SRJC baseball ranked No. 1 in state
The California Community College Sports Information Association voted the Bear Cubs as the No. 1 team in their most recent ...
Travel Bucketlist on MSN15d
The Most Eye-Catching Bridges in the USA You Have to See
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, California The Golden Gate Bridge is not just any bridge; it is an icon of architectural ...
Opinion
California relied on growing to pay for its needs. What happens now that it’s not?
The state grew modestly last year, but the boom years are over. That's a problem for communities that have relied on development to pay for public works.