Today’s Bee had an article discussing the growing disappearance of stand-alone bars within the Sacramento region. Barflies should not worry; there are plenty of dives left in North Sac: Stoney Inn Bar & Grill Silk Bar & Cafe Nite Hawk Tavern The Bolt (Gay Bar) Hideout Bar American Spirit
Enotria Restaurant & Wine Bar is looking to expand, and they may get permission to do it. A Report to Council requesting vacation of a portion of the Right of Way for the expansion would allow Enotria to expand and upgrade the existing restaurant to Arden Way. This will be part of the Council’s Consent…
With the debate over the Strong Mayor Initiative heating up, we’ve decided to add RSS feeds from the websites for and against the initative to the Blogroll to help keep you up to date on their respective positions.
The Grant Pacers gave up two field goals, but still defeated the McClatchy Lions 62-6 this afternoon to improve their record to 9-0.
The City’s Neighborhood Services Department is hosting their 5th Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive encouraging residents to help families in need by donating non-perishable food at any of the following locations: City Hall – 915 I Street, Main Lobby, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th floors Historic City Hall – 915 I Street, Main Lobby Community Development…
Today, a jury convicted Dontae Sultan Stirgus and Tommie Hall for the 2005 shooting of Donikos Kantrell Jones [Sacto-911]
The Sacramento Charter Review Committee will present its final report at tonight’s City Council Meeting. The recommendations would strengthen the role of the mayor, but not so much as the strong-mayor measure already certified for the June 2010 ballot.
A recent editorial in the Sacramento Bee called out the actions of City leaders regarding the Natomas permit scandal. Specifically, the editorial calls out the actions of Mayor Kevin Johnson, Councilmember Steve Cohn, and Councilmember Lauren Hammond. Yesterday, Councilmember Cohn issued a response to the editorial: The Bee’s 10/29/09 editorial got it half right in…
Just as we turn back our clocks, we must take note that watering schedules mandated the City’s Water Ordinance will also change. The schedules for Saturdays and Sundays remain the same, but residents and business may not water at all on weekdays. Shouldn’t be a problem considering this is the rainy season. Let’s just hope…
The Sacramento Police Department released various trick or treat safety tips to help keep everyone safe on Halloween. Good thing to look over before making plans to head out to get candy.