Jazz and blues vocalist Catherine Russell will perform in the newly restored 24th Street Theatre at 7 p.m. March 26. Russell is touring behind her new record, “Alone Together,” her
SCNA’s annual home tour will not happen this year because not enough homeowners were ready to show their homes. For 32 consecutive years, residents throughout Curtis Park opened their homes
About 160 people gathered Feb. 9 in Curtis Hall for the fourth annual crab feed at Sierra 2 Center, the first of several fundraisers this year for SCNA and the
A Sacramento zoning administrator has approved with conditions a request by Petrovich Development Co. for a variance to allow two freestanding signs – one 65 feet, the other 35 feet
The Sacramento Center for the Textile Arts will bring its monthly meetings to the Sierra 2 Center starting in March. SCTA is a nonprofit organization that shares textile knowledge and
Liliana Ferrer often talks about good neighbors. As the senior representative of Mexico in California, Ferrer sees the relationship between the two governments in terms of neighbors who must work
The Curtis Park neighborhood responded to the needs of Butte County fire victims with “Paella for Paradise,” a sold-out fundraiser at Taylor’s Kitchen.
The long-awaited Safeway grocery store in Crocker Village Shopping Center is expected to open in early March. Safeway will be the anchor tenant of the 260,000-square-foot shopping center. Other smaller
Music, dance and drama designed to entertain the troops during World War II will fill McClatchy High School’s renovated stage Feb. 2. The evening gala will highlight the school’s Visual
Q. Which qualities would be most necessary and welcome in a new president? In what directions should the new president take SCNA? John Mathews: Being the board president is far
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