Pranyte Named Women’s Player of the Week

An undefeated record and a historic team victory for the Sacramento State women's tennis team helped lift freshman Emilija Pranyte to Big Sky Conference Player of the Week Read More »

Athletics Storming into Spring Training

There was a different energy as Athletics pitchers and catchers took the field at Mesa Arizona’s Hohokam Stadium on Feb. 12 for the first day of spring training, one that has not been felt around these parts in quite some time. Read More »

Sacramento History Museum Offers Exciting Ways to Celebrate Black History Month

Sacramento History Museum officials are excited to offer two engaging ways for the community to celebrate Black History Month. Read More »

New Home Sales Surge in New Year

New home sales in the Greater Sacramento region saw their typical January surge as buyers returned to new home communities after the holiday lull, the North State Building Industry Association reported Feb. 11. Read More »

City Hosts Mental Health Film Screening

West Sacramento Parks and Recreation is hosting a screening of “What I Wish My Parents Knew,” a 45-minute film that explores the inner struggle of children battling depression and anxiety in silence. Read More »

Modernizing the Port of West Sacramento

Throughout its history, the Port of West Sacramento has served the agricultural, natural resources and construction sectors in Northern California. Read More »

Community Center to Host Family Dance and Fun Night

On Saturday, Feb. 22, the West Sacramento Community Center is hosting a fantasy-themed, family dance. All family members, by birth or by bond, are welcome at this family-friendly event. Read More »

Athletics Give a Nod to Sacramento

Major League Baseball and the Athletics recently announced that the Athletics will wear a new sleeve patch featuring a depiction of the iconic Tower Bridge, which is located behind the ballpark in right field, as well as the word “Sacramento, “all in the team’s classic green and gold color scheme. Read More »

Benefit Fruit Tree Sale March 1

There’s nothing like picking and eating fresh, tree-ripened fruit. You can beautify your yard and reduce your grocery bills at the Winters Friends of the Library annual Fruit Tree Sale. Read More »

Baby with Spina Bifida Has Promising Future After Surgery

Lindsey was 18 weeks pregnant with her fifth child when she got a life-changing phone call. Her blood work was abnormal. She and husband, Jared, went in for an ultrasound and got news that they never expected: their developing baby had spina bifida. Read More »

Beavers Swim to a Pair of Records

The American River College Men's Swim and Dive team opened the season on Jan. 31, by setting two new NorCal Relay Records at a swim meet at Los Positas College in Livermore. Read More »

Sacramento Kings Celebrate Black History Month

On Feb. 3, the Sacramento Kings announced their 25th Annual Black History Month celebration, dedicated to uplifting and honoring the local Black community. Read More »

Bollinger Ranks Amongst Top 125 Singles Players

UC Davis junior Lucas Bollinger earned the 93rd spot in the top 125 Division I Men's Singles players, the Intercollegiate Tennis Association announced on Feb. 5. Read More »

Sharan Named Big Sky Women’s Golfer of the Week

Sacramento State senior Sneha Sharan was named the Big Sky Women's Golfer of the Week, it was announced on Feb. 5. The honor is the first for Sharan this year and the fourth of her career. Read More »

California Office of Traffic Safety Swears in New Director

Stephanie Dougherty was officially sworn in Jan. 13 as the new director for the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS). Appointed by Gov. Gavin Newsom in December, Dougherty will also serve as the governor’s representative for highway safety at the federal level. Read More »

Delta Stewardship Council Dismisses Appeals

On Jan. 23, the Delta Stewardship Council affirmed that the Department of Water Resources’ (DWR) planned geotechnical investigations are not a “Covered Action” under the Delta Reform Act. Read More »

Superior Court Expands Hours of Operation

In an effort to better serve the public, the Sacramento Superior Court will extend its hours of operation at the Carol Miller Justice Center, starting April 7. Read More »

Snowpack Dips Well Below Average in Second Snow Survey of the Season

The Department of Water Resources (DWR) Jan. 31 conducted the second snow survey of the season at Phillips Station. Read More »

Bringing Valentine Art to Life

As Valentine’s Day approaches, many start to think about floral art for their loved ones. Read More »

Council Approves Street Vacating, Naming Policy Updates

Abandonment of an unused West Sacramento Street and updates to the city’s park and facility naming policy were presentation subjects at the City Council’s Jan. 15 meeting. Read More »

Art Shapiro Does it Again: Wins Beer-for-a-Butterfly Contest

University of California, Davis distinguished professor emeritus Art Shapiro has done it again. Read More »

United Way Helps Residents File Taxes for Free

Residents throughout the Sacramento region are eligible to file their taxes online or in person for free through United Way California Capital Region’s Free Tax Preparation program that runs through April 15. Read More »

Black History Month Discussed

Black History Month is an annually observed month-long celebration of African American life, history, and culture. Read More »

Aggies Post Top Fall Quarter Academic Marks

Tying for the sixth-highest quarterly GPA in Division I history, UC Davis student-athletes again set the standard in the classroom posting a fall quarter cumulative GPA of 3.25. Read More »

Aggies Earn Riders of the Week Awards

Seasoned UC Davis student athletes Jessie Rechs and Margaret Franke were named conference riders of the week in Eastern College Athletic Conference’s Jan. 28 release. Read More »

Staying Hydrated and Saving the Environment at Kings Games

The Sacramento Kings and Golden 1 Center unveiled a new PATH Grab-and-Go location, integrating Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology to enhance the fan experience. Read More »

Hornet Soccer Adds UCLA Transfer

On Jan. 28, Sacramento State University head men's soccer coach Michael Linenberger announced that Amjot Narang, a midfielder who has played the last three seasons at UCLA, has transferred and will join the Hornets for the 2025 season. Read More »

New Testing Finds Illegal Levels of Bisphenol S in Receipt Paper

On Jan. 14, the nonprofit watchdog Center for Environmental Health (CEH) announced new legal action against eight companies for exposing customers to Bisphenol S (BPS)–the lesser-known but also harmful chemical cousin to Bisphenol A (BPA)–in receipt paper. Read More »

A’s Announce 2025 Promotional Schedule

The A’s 2025 promotional schedule for their inaugural season at Sutter Health Park will feature 14 giveaway items including three bobbleheads, four fireworks shows and more. Single-game tickets will go on sale on Friday, Jan. 31. Read More »

State Water Project Increases 2025 Allocation Forecast

On Jan. 28, the Department of Water Resources (DWR) announced an update to the State Water Project allocation forecast for 2025. Read More »

Teens Create Messages of Love

Two high school students have found a way to give back to young patients and their families at Shriners Hospital in Sacramento this Valentine’s Day. Read More »

Grants Available to Support Economic Growth in North Sacramento

The City of Sacramento is now accepting applications from eligible businesses and property owners in North Sacramento’s key commercial corridors to receive up to $240,000 in funding for tenant improvements, equipment purchases and business consulting. Read More »

CARB Withdraws Federal Waiver, Allowing Truck Drivers to Stay in Business

On Jan. 14, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) withdrew its Advanced Clean Fleets Rule, which required California truck drivers to transition from diesel to electric trucks. Read More »

Infant Formula Thieves Charged with Multiple Felonies

On Jan. 22, the Yolo County District Attorney’s Office filed multiple theft-related felony charges against Bryce Johnson, 19, of Sacramento, and Isaiah Wilson, 18, of West Sacramento. Read More »

Mary Vixie Sandy to Receive National Award for Teacher Education

The American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) announced Jan. 22 Mary Vixie Sandy, Ed.D., executive director of the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing, as the 2025 recipient of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education David G. Imig Award for Distinguished Achievement in Teacher Education. Read More »