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City program funds crucial repairs to prevent displacement for 14 income-eligible homes
Since the launch of the Justice for Neighbors Emergency Home Repair Program in 2023, 14 income-eligible households have received grants to complete crucial safety and habitability repairs, with an...
Golden Empire Council
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From The Sacramento Bee...
Local Dia de los Muertos Celebrations
A list of Dia de los Muertos celebrations taking place in Sacramento County.
From Solving Sacramento...
Arts Groups Meet With Solving Sacramento
An update of the first listening session with local arts groups hosted by Solving Sacramento.
CapRadio Audit Report Back Online
Sacramento State has put a corrected version of the CapRadio audit report online.
From Citrus Heights Sentinel...
Sunrise Mall to Host Comic Con
Grab your costume and your merch bag for the "Not Your Typical Comic Con" Comic Con at the Sunrise Mall on August 17 & 18.
From https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/article290901709.html...
Sacramento State Removes CapRadio Audit From Website
Officials citing a need for "clarifications and corrections" without naming a date for the report to be re-released.
Citrus Heights Holds First National Night Out
Two Citrus Heights neighborhoods participated in the first city National Night Out on August 6.
From CapPublicRadio...
Sacramento State Releases CapRadio Report
Sacramento State University released findings from an audit of Capital Public Radio which included misuse of funds and mismanagement of records.
National Night Out Events in Citrus Heights
A list of National Night Out Events in Citrus Heights.
Fundraiser for Solving Sacramento in September
Join the folks participating in the Solving Sacramento journalism collaborative on September 5.
The Philharmonik's Tiny Desk Concert
Video of the full Tiny Desk Concert by Sacramento's The Philharmonik.
Sacramento Library Tax Measure on November Ballot
In its May 21 meeting, the Sacramento City Council voted to put a measure on the November ballot to combine two existing library parcel taxes and extend them indefinitely.
From CalMatters...
How Congress Is Letting Die an Internet Connectivity Lifeline for Millions
More than half of the U.S. House supports a bill to extend the funds, but it can’t get out of committee.
From Sacramento Business Journal...
CapRadio to Terminate Its Agreement With Capital Public Radio Endowment
Capital Public Radio is terminating its operating agreement this summer with the nonprofit that exists solely to support the NPR-affiliate station that operates under the broadcasting license of California State University Sacramento.
Sacramento Bee Journalists Recognized for Exceptional Coverage in 2023 at Press Club Awards
Reporters, photographers and an opinion writer for The Sacramento Bee earned five top prizes and were recognized as finalists in four categories Thursday evening at the Sacramento Press Club Journalism Awards.
From Los Angeles Times...
Opinion: I've Covered California's Homeless Since Before the Word Was Used. This Is What I Learned
I thought my journalism and others’ could change policy, perhaps even inspire a New Deal-style response equal to the challenge. Such was my naiveté.
From SF Gate...
Photographers Capture Spectacular Streaking Lights of Southern California
It quickly became clear that Elon Musk’s SpaceX was responsible for the show. The lights were a Falcon 9 rocket carrying 22 new Starlink satellites into orbit. The rocket blasted off from Vandenberg Space Force Base at 7:30 p.m., and it’s trail was visible from Los Angeles to Joshua Tree National Park.
From The Sacramento Observer...
Creative Economy Meeting Hosts Artists, Leaders to Discuss Sector’s Impact and Regional Opportunities
By Helen Harlan | Solving Sacramento
Creative Economy Meeting Hosts Artists, Leaders to Discuss Impact and Opportunities
Passion, policy and opportunity intersected on the evening of March 13 when Atrium 916 and Black Artist Foundry held a creative economy meeting.
Photos: The Day the Presses Stopped Running | a Farewell to the Los Angeles Times Olympic Plant
The March 11 edition of the Los Angeles Times print edition will be its last at the Los Angeles Times Olympic printing plant in Los Angeles.
From The Observer...
Meet the High Schoolers Behind the Mic at KYDS 91.5 FM
Intro to Media Arts students at El Camino Fundamental High School are the voices and talent driving this area radio station.
From Sacramento Press...
March is Museum Membership Month
A list of Sacramento area museums offering discounted memberships in March.
CapRadio Adds New Members to Station’s Board of Directors
Capital Public Radio’s Board of Directors elected nine new members, four months after a majority of the board resigned in the wake of a scathing financial audit of the Sacramento-based NPR member station.
CapRadio Interim General Manager to Vacate Role, Stay On as ‘Special Consultant’
Tom Karlo has resigned his position as CapRadio’s interim president and general manager, but will remain on as a “special consultant,” the station’s board of directors announced after an emergency closed session meeting.
Sacramento’s Artists Speak Out Against New Wide Open Walls Project
The nonprofit organization responsible for the annual 10-day-long summer arts festival is facing pushback after unveiling its newest murals on the WellSpace Health building in Little Saigon.
From Moonshine Ink...
The One Thing Reporters and Members Must Fight For
Journalism and democracy are undeniably intertwined. As the late media critic James Carey put it, “No journalism, no democracy; but, equally, no democracy, no journalism.”
How Black Artists ‘Shaped the Future’ of America’s Art History
The Crocker Art Museum’s new exhibition, “Black Artists in America, from Civil Rights to the Bicentennial,” showcases over 60 works from the 1950s, ’60s and ’70s, offering an artistic glimpse into a compelling era.
From San Joaquin Valley Sun...
UC Merced to Feature on ‘The College Tour’ Show
UC Merced will be highlighted on an Amazon Prime show that showcases universities around the world.
From Daily Democrat...
Despite Disbanding in 1995, Grateful Dead Make Billboard History
The Grateful Dead have broken the record for the most Top 40 albums to chart on the Billboard 200.
Was L.A.’s Ellen Beach Yaw the Proto-Taylor Swift?
She toured the world wowing audiences, and she captured the public’s imagination for decades. No, not Taylor Swift; Ellen Beach Yaw, also known as Lark Ellen.
James Dean Made His Last Stop at This Lonely Gas Station
James Dean’s last stop before he died in a car crash was at Blackwell’s Corner, a gas station in rural Kern County. His memory isn’t the draw it once was.
Space Shuttle Endeavour Takes Final Position as Star of New Museum
A shrink-wrapped Endeavour was hoisted and then carefully placed in its final location at the still-under-construction Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center.
From EdSource...
Gov. Newsom’s Budget Proposal Calls for Expanding Arts Ed Pathway
The proposal aims to help working artists become arts teachers in elementary schools.
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