Our neighborhood is known for its generosity, and it’s never more apparent than during the holidays. For the fifth year, neighbors are helping the Salvation Army make sure every needy
John Dorst and Kirsten Smith eat a lot of vegetables but they rarely shop for them, even in winter. Instead, they step into the yard at their home on Florence
If Meily Lee could call her shots, she would own a restaurant and cook to make people happy. Reality, however, has the Third Avenue resident selling insurance to lawyers. But
A long time ago at a place not too far away, my boyfriend and I searched for a bigger home. We’d been living elbow to elbow in Land Park. I
Neighbors recently welcomed Andy Bein and Bella Blackman to Fourth Avenue. Both are retired. For 23 years, Andy, a native of New York City, taught in the social work department
If you’ve driven recently along Interstate 5 just north of downtown, you’ve probably seen the construction under way on the old power station next to the river. The architect who
About 50 sponsors of the new seats in the 24th Street Theatre gathered in Curtis Hall in mid-March with the Sierra 2 staff to celebrate the renovation of the theater.
The Uber-owned company that manages rental of the bright red Jump Bikes has added about 100 electric scooters for Sacramento’s urban riders. The city plans to have an ordinance ready
Gov. Gavin Newsom has appointed former SMUD board member Genevieve Shiroma to the state Public Utilities Commission, which regulates privately owned electric, natural gas, water, telecommunications and other services and
With the Salvation Army Angel Tree project, staff at the Sierra 2 Center makes the neighborhood’s natural generosity easy to express. For the fourth year, the Sierra 2 Center staff
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