The Home & Landscape Expo starts today, bringing the largest gathering of home and landscape professionals to Cal Expo. The exposition start today and runs until Sunday. Hours are Friday 12pm-8pm, Saturday 10am-7pm, and Sunday 10am-6pm. Admission is $7.00 (Children 12 and under free with paid adult), and $10.00 to 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…
If all goes as planned, two new sign monuments will be installed welcoming the community to the Robla Neighborhood. The monuments will be located at the Main Avenue center median between Northgate Blvd and Pell Drive, and the Northwest corner of Norwood Avenue and Jessie Ave. Plans are on the consent calendar of tomorrow night’s…
Sacramento Police arrested Donald Joseph Fernandes, who’s suspected of severely beating a 50-year-old woman on Boxwood Drive. The woman is described by neighbors as the “cat lady”.
Despite the recent incident near Dixieanne, crime in the North Area has decreased 12-percent between 2008 and 2009. The most notable was the decrease in homicides. There were 16 homicides in Police Sector 2 (which is our sector) in 2008 compared to three homicides in 2009, the lowest number for all sectors in the City…
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.
The seven arena proposals were unveiled last night, with one already getting support from the the NBA and the Kings. The plan, called “The Sacramento Convergence” would essentially move the State Fair to Natomas, moving the arena to the Downtown Railyards, leaving Cal Expo to be sold to private ownership to be developed into a…
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.