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07/02/2025

California’s excise tax on legal w**d is increasing, despite efforts to keep it lower to help the struggling industry. Lawmakers left it out of the state budget they passed Monday.

07/02/2025

A bill in the California legislature would prevent health plans from denying certain treatments for menopause symptoms. The measure is part of a larger effort to curb insurance companies’ ability to deny coverage for a broad range of health care.

07/02/2025

The 2023 stabbing spree that left two dead and one injured horrified the town of Davis. Two years later, the defendant’s mental state took center stage in his trial, leading to a not guilty verdict for first degree murder and now a possible retrial.

07/01/2025

The Alzheimer's Foundation of America is advising people affected by the condition and their caregivers on how to celebrate Independence Day with four easy steps.

07/01/2025

A union-led petition challenges Sacramento’s $92M Railyards plan, raising concerns over luxury housing and threatening delays to the downtown stadium project.

07/01/2025

Juan and Abygail Padilla are a photography couple specializing in event photography, with an emphasis on quinceañera shoots. They’ll be teaching a class called “Quinceañera with a Purpose” at Imaging 2026.

Juan and Abygail Padilla are a photography couple specializing in event photography, with an emphasis on wedding and quinceañera shoots. They’ll be teaching a class called “Quinceañera with a Purpose” at Imaging 2026.

07/01/2025

The new Sycamore Trail overpass bridges a gap between previously separated areas of West Sacramento, advancing the city’s master plan to enhance non-automotive access.

07/01/2025

The Sacramento Valley Tenants Union is helping tenants to know their rights and form associations around common fights. The organization hosts workshops twice a month where people can get their questions answered.

06/27/2025

This weekend's ALL IN festival in Sacramento is featuring theater performances by, and about, people who are neurodivergent, blind or low-vision, deaf and hard-of-hearing.

A three-day festival in Sacramento is featuring theater performances by, and about, people who are neurodivergent, blind or low-vision, deaf and hard-of-hearing.

06/27/2025

Angela Laws, an endangered species conservation biologist, helps take care of a community-led garden dedicated to attracting pollinators in Sacramento’s South Natomas neighborhood.

06/27/2025

Farmworkers in Yolo County face many barriers to accessing food, including low pay and a fear of asking for help. The Yolo Food Bank’s Cultivo program aims to address this by bringing culturally relevant food directly to them.

06/27/2025

Latino seniors in Sacramento’s Manitos group gather weekly to connect. Initially created to fight isolation, the group now seeks to be remembered through a storytelling project led by a local artist.