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The SCNA Neighborhood Concerns Committee will host an informational webinar on the city’s Homeless Siting Master Plan from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 9 on Zoom. The focus will
By Chris Harris Many parents have a kid like 4-year-old Brianne – the explorer, the imaginative one who makes up little dramas for sticks and rocks. “Brianne is always up
On October 7th, the SCNA Board of Directors took the unusual step of endorsing a statewide initiative on the ballot in the upcoming election: “The Sierra Curtis Neighborhood Association supports
If passed by a majority of voters, MEASURE A would revise City Charter from ‘council-manager’ form of government to ‘mayor-council’ form. YES City leaders would be more accountable By Jay
By Marge Ginsburg Like many friends and neighbors, I faced the question of how to use my retirement years. I became a Medicare counselor in the Health Insurance Counseling and
Editor’s note: Viewpoint asked graduating seniors from the neighborhood to describe their experiences with the coronavirus pandemic. Here are their responses. Olivia Ang-Olson of Ninth Avenue I expected to close
Most of Curtis Park is in a ZIP code that has among the lowest incidences of COVID-19 cases in Sacramento County – eight cases total as of April 23, according
By Kimberley Bond Kris and David Backus, residents of Portola Way for more than 22 years, were excited to show off their garden and newly remodeled kitchen on this year’s
As a behavioral scientist and consultant, I draw on scientific research and experience to help people find better ways to cope with stress and negativity. Here are 10 ideas for
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