In this week’s edition of Sacramento News and Review, prominent North Sac resident and developer Bob Slobe sounded off again on the homeless illegally camping on the American River Parkway. In his article, Slobe describes the safety issues associated with illegal campers and how these campers, or homeless, have virtually destroyed the Woodlake Reach area…
The 87th Annual Camellia Show comes to the Memorial Auditorium this weekend, March 6 – 7, 2010. This free event is hosted by the Camellia Society of Sacramento. Photo by Don Bergamini.
The 30th Annual Sacramento Home & Garden Show comes to Cal Expo tomorrow and runs until Sunday, March 6th, 2011. The show will feature ten exhibit halls; Buildings A and B and Expo Center buildings 1-8 Admission to the show is $7.00 for adults ($1.00 off if you bring a can of food) and children…
The City of Sacramento Audit Committee is inviting residents and business owners to share their views and opinions regarding the audit being conducted for the Department of Utilities. The meeting will take place next week on March 8, 2011 in the New City Hall Council Chambers at 12:15 p.m.
KSFM 1025’s 2nd Annual Naughty Gras returns to Cal Expo on Saturday, February 26, 2011 from 8pm-1:30am. Currently, tickets are $22.00, but will cost $27.00 tomorrow. Tickets can be purchased on Tickets.com until 12pm noon Saturday; they will only be available at the Cal Expo Box Office thereafter. Parking costs $10. There’s an extra treat…
Enotria Restaurant & Wine Bar has released a special menu to celebrate Sacramento Beer Week. The menu features three draft beers paired with three sliders: Salmon Slider with grilled corn, micro herbs, and green goddess sauce; served with Delerium Tremens. Wagyu Beef Slider with onion marmalade, blue cheese, and mustard aioli; served with Mammoth Mountain…
The Grant Pacers were defeated by the Jesuit Marauders 70-56 in the first round of the playoffs. Congratulations to Pacer Basketball on a great basketball.
There is a ruling in the death of 57-year-old Sandra Smith. On January 18, 2011, the Sacramento Police Department was notified that the death of Smith was the result of injuries sustained back in 1954 and thus a homicide. The Sacramento County Coroner’s Office advised that on January 30, 2010 Sandra Smith had died from…