The Big Day of Giving is over and to say it exceeded our expectations is a gross understatement. The final figures are in, and we more than doubled our goal
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
The Big Day of Giving was a huge success for SCNA and the Sierra 2 Center this year. SCNA more than doubled its goal with a final take of $52,630
The COVID-19 pandemic has made progress more difficult on building a homeless shelter at a site between W and X streets near Alhambra Boulevard. The shelter, intended to house up
Manufacture, repair of steam locomotives for Western Pacific went on for decades What now is Crocker Village was once a large industrial complex for the manufacture and repair of the
In an effort to combat Dutch elm disease, SCNA has contracted with Davey Tree since 2007 to treat 17 English elms in the north part of William Curtis Park. If
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
A number of neighbors have fired up their sewing machines and scoured the city for cotton fabric and elastic to help meet the demand for masks during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Curtis Park residents reported 50 crimes to the Sacramento Police Department in the first three months of 2020, a 46% reduction compared with the first three months of 2019. This
When Bret Harte Elementary School closed its doors in mid-March due to the coronavirus, students and their families faced the challenge of completing the school year at home. After a
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