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California agency says it will take millions to find out May 10, 2024 | From the Sacramento Valley to the shores of San Quintin, Department of Corrections comes under renewed fire for handling of staff misconduct allegations May 10, 2024 | Project Censored dispatch: The press freedom case of the century May 9, 2024 | UC Davis program helps formerly incarcerated students ‘rebuild their lives’ Search for: News , Solving Sacramento May 14, 2024 Rancho Cordova Youth Center’s book vending machine gets kids excited to read Keyshawn Davis Youth members run out of the Rancho Cordova Youth Center doors excited about what they will show their parents. It’s an item they’ve… Read More News May 13, 2024 Who owns the apartment next door? California agency says it will take millions to find out By Ben Christopher for CalMatters Who is the flesh-and-blood landlord with a city-spanning portfolio of apartments concealed behind an obscurely-named limited liability company? Who is… Crime Beat , News May 10, 2024 From the Sacramento Valley to the shores of San Quintin, Department of Corrections comes under renewed fire for handling of staff misconduct allegations On May 2, 1946, six inmates on Alcatraz island made a violent escape gambit – only to find themselves in an ill-fated showdown with prison… Voices May 10, 2024 Project Censored dispatch: The press freedom case of the century As the official case against Assange stagnates, an international movement to free him has only grown stronger By Kevin Gosztola This editorial was originally published… News , Solving Sacramento May 9, 2024 UC Davis program helps formerly incarcerated students ‘rebuild their lives’ By Russell Nichols Burning up on a roof in Rancho Cordova can give one perspective. Marce Bushey, for one, learned 12-hour shifts installing solar panels… May 6, 2024 Informed and Prepared: How Yuba Water Agency Educates Residents about Flood Risk Sponsored by: Yuba Water Agency Sitting at the intersection of the Yuba and Feather Rivers, Yuba County has been described by the US Army Corps of Engineers as being most… News , Solving Sacramento May 9, 2024 Gallery: Rock the Block tackles 20 projects in underserved Oak Park neighborhood By Steve Martarano Jeffery Walton points to the newly replaced roof at his 37th Street Oak Park home and then praises the dozen volunteers with… News May 8, 2024 Upcoming vote reflects rise in undergraduate labor organizing The organizing effort at the private liberal arts campus is part of a broader societal shift” in favor of labor unions. By Bobbi Murray, Capital… News , Solving Sacramento May 7, 2024 Equity in the Capital: Luke Wood and Albert Garcia on the importance of ‘equity mindedness’ in higher education By Nick Brunner It’s easy to look at the idea of college and adopt a misconception that once you’re in, it’s smooth sailing. You’ll be… News May 6, 2024 Are California police missing domestic violence murders? New bill would let families review cases By Ryan Sabalow for CalMatters Joanna Lewis’s family never believed she took her own life. In 2011, investigators found her hanging from a bath robe’s belt inside… April 23, 2024 Quality of Life Sponsored by: Sacramento County In-Home Supportive Services Conservatorship supports those in need By Anne Stokes For 25 years, Rahim Opeyany has been a voice for those unable to speak for themselves. As… Arts+Culture , Music , Rebooting the Arts , Solving Sacramento May 3, 2024 The Sofia launches jazz series — with shows booked through December By Cathy Cassinos In his new jazz series at The Sofia, saxman and educator Jacam Manricks is taking a page out of Wynton Marsalis’ book…. News , Solving Sacramento May 3, 2024 Valley Vision poll aims to identify what Capital region needs for an inclusive economy By Jessica Laskey Do you feel financially stable? Does your neighbor? What would you do to improve the economic future of your community? A first-of-its-kind… Arts+Culture , Music May 3, 2024 Mariachi Bonitas de Dinorah is blazing a new way in the Sacramento region By Serena Smith All-female mariachi bands are growing in popularity in Northern California, changing the genre and breaking traditional barriers. Mariachi is a storied genre… News May 3, 2024 Pushing in Sacramento: the state often leads change, but not for single-payer health care Supporters say trying yearly, even if unsuccessful, is vital to keep leaders from ducking the issue. By Mark Kreidler, Capital & Main This story is… April 10, 2024 A continual effort: how Yuba Water Agency reduces flood risk for Yuba County Sponsored by: Yuba Water Agency Created in 1959, Yuba Water Agency was formed in response to a catastrophic flood in 1955 that displaced 40,000 residents of Yuba City and killed 38. This disaster, caused by a levee collapse on the Feather River, convinced local authorities of the need for an agency to improve flood control systems in Yuba County. Voices May 2, 2024 Lawmakers trying to save California journalism collide with Google’s nihilistic view of the world By Scott Thomas Anderson When I recently published a column about Google’s complacency in allowing click-baiters to gaslight the public with Artificial Intelligence – including… Arts+Culture , Food May 1, 2024 Tainted tequila: The beloved Mexican spirit has become subject to added impurities; here’s how to avoid them By Michael Moberly The world of spirits is full of legends and marketing tall tales designed to make you feel like the bottle on which… News , Solving Sacramento May 1, 2024 Solving Sacramento hosts another ‘Suds & Solutions’ event for the public May 9, one focusing on an economy that works for everyone In a truly great economy, everyone — individuals, families, businesses and industries — benefit together from growth. Given that, there’s a grass-roots effort underway to… News , Solving Sacramento April 30, 2024 New health care teaching clinic opening in Oak Park By Keyshawn Davis About six years ago, Dr. William Sands, the director of special projects for University of the Pacific’s Pacific Health Care Collaborative, was… More Posts DONATE NOW TO SUPPORT SN&R’S INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM Thank you to our supporters ST Stephanie Tucker May 13, 2024 Amount Donated $10.00 GA Gail Alley May 10, 2024 Amount Donated $10.00 MH Marie Hoffman May 1, 2024 Amount Donated $10.00 View more comments... 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