Just to let you know, our address is a little shorter now. The new address of the North Sac Beat is www.northsacbeat.com. We just made the move to Go Daddy.com, so there may be a few kinks here and there; be sure to have the “www” in the address for now.
Sacramento Police arrested a man named Michael John Gilles on Saturday. Police say Gilles was exploiting young teens by claiming to be a photographer and enticing them to pose nude for photos. A website has been set up since 2003 describing Gilles as a “scam artist and serial con man”. The site even describes his…
This year’s Super Bowl ads were pretty decent, but the biggest surprise has to be the ad from David Letterman: Bill Carter, blogger for the New York Times, breaks down how the ad came together.
Grant Pacer Devontae Butler, who rushed for 2,884 yards and 45 touchdowns last fall, has been signed his letter of intent to play for the Washington State Cougars [WSUCougars.com]
The Twin Rivers Unified School District will discuss consolidating some of their schools at their upcoming board meeting this Tuesday. Some schools would be consolidated into sixth-through-eighth-grade middle schools and kindergarten-through-eighth grade elementary schools. The open session of the meeting begins at 6:30pm at the Twin Rivers district office in McClellan Park.
Photographer Dennis McCoy has covered business in Sacramento for 25 years. His photo gallery on the Sacramento Business Journal website provides a very nostalgic look at development over the past 25 years.
Yep, that’s a mugshot of Gary Coleman. He was booked in a Utah jail Sunday on an outstanding arrest warrant relating to a domestic violence case. Coleman posted bail today and is due back in court on February 8. What’s worse is Coleman was bailed out by somebody else. Does he not remember his own…
Councilmember Sandy Sheedy and the Del Paso Boulevard Partnership will celebrate the opening of Sacramento News and Review’s new headquarters tomorrow from 5:30pm – 8:00pm. The once obsolete and vacant commercial building is now home to 51 full-time and 25 part-time employees.
Check out the North Sac MLK Marchers on News10.net.
In their latest issue, Sacramento News and Review provides a journey through the Del Paso Boulevard of yesteryear while detailing current developments along the strip. The article includes interviews with business and community leaders.