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
I hope all of you are staying safe and healthy. This is an extremely difficult time for everyone, and the way we make it through is by supporting one another.
Americans have always resorted to humor to cope with difficult times. Unfortunately, our current situation is hardly a laughing matter for many experiencing the loss of a job or reduced
The SCNA board voted at its April 8 meeting to authorize prudent withdrawals from the reserve account if absolutely needed during the coronavirus pandemic. Treasurer John Bailey met with Executive
Controlled chaos” is how Taylor’s Market owner Danny Johnson describes how his grocery store is coping with the coronavirus shelter-in-place requirements. For Johnson and assistant manager Dave Hunter, it’s the
If you walked around William Curtis Park on an April afternoon, chances are you had plenty of company – fellow walkers, joggers, bike riders, people exercising by themselves, a few
Who imagined we would drive past our normally thriving Sierra 2 Center and see its lights dimmed, the parking lot devoid of cars, with not a soul walking in or
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