A group of 6- and 7-year-old girls from Girl Scout Troop 410 stand in front of Happy Tails Pet Sanctuary with their donation items from the proceeds of their cookie
Story Headlines include: Neighbors seek to unify goals in newly joined Council district Picking up litter has become a mass movement Permit sought for Music in the Park Caution urged
By Michael Paparian and Caitlyn Hughes We were privileged to spend two weeks at the U.N. Climate Change Conference, COP26, in Glasgow, Scotland, in November. For the past two years,
Light-rail connection planned at City College Intercity passenger trains, which haven’t traveled regularly on the tracks near Curtis Park in more than 50 years, may reappear as soon as 2024.
Linda and John Elgart are married to cycling, as well as to each other. Last year, the Portola Way couple continued to train hard even while national competitions were canceled
Intuitive painting focuses on the experience of painting and the inward creative process instead of the finished product. Some find it spiritual or therapeutic, tapping into feelings and expressing them
Recent health statistics suggest the Curtis Park area is well on the way to the COVID-19 vaccination level thought to be needed to provide “herd immunity,” the vaccination rate needed
By Kathy Les and Erik Fay Possible solutions to Sacramento’s housing challenges were discussed at SCNA’s Housing Forum in late May. More than 80 people participated in the Zoom forum,
Cheri Davis and her husband, Ted Frink, watched the mature olive trees being transplanted throughout Crocker Village and spotted the ripe stone fruit clinging to the upper branches. Cheri remembered
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