Rarely does a day go by when I am not asked, “What is happening at Crocker Village?” Listed below is a summary of the current and proposed work. Obviously, there
“When We Were Colored, A Mother’s Story,” will be produced by Sacramento Theater Company next spring. The play by Ginger Rutland of Donner Way is written from her mother’s memoir.
A new Montessori school is planned at the former location of the Society for the Blind on Sakura Lane, the short street across from Sierra 2, between Third Avenue and
When Curtis Park was first laid out, back in the early part of the 20th century, it was a suburb. You could take the streetcar to and from downtown Sacramento,
New hosts are sought for the wildly popular “Neighborhood Dinners,” an annual SCNA fundraiser. Dinner tickets are sold at fixed prices from $40 to $75 per person at the Curtis
Viewpoint editor Dennis Cusick reported that our neighborhood newspaper might soon have a new look, with even more content. Herburger Publications, which also prints the Land Park News among other
Pangaea Bier Cafe celebrated its 10th anniversary over the summer. “Pangaea started with three employees 10 years ago and now employs 20,” said Kindra Archie, co-owner with husband Rob Archie
As someone who regularly drives west down Marshall Way to 24th Street, I find the new roundabout at that intersection downright dangerous. The line behind the crosswalk where I’m supposed
This summer has seen major changes in Broadway area restaurants. Shoki Ramen House, 2530 21st St., just south of Broadway, had a devastating kitchen fire on July 19 with significant
Reported crime in the neighborhood was down nine percent in the second quarter of 2018 compared to the previous quarter. This is especially notable when the weather is warmer, more
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