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From Daily Democrat...
Meet the Netflix Executive Responsible for Your Recommendations
Chief Product Officer Eunice Kim is the executive in charge of overseeing much of what makes Netflix tickâsuch as incorporating new features into the streaming service, including live events, ads and mobile games.
Woodland Community College Opens New Performing Arts and Culinary Center
Woodland Community College administrators hosted hundreds of community members for a ribbon cutting celebrating the completion of the latest addition to the campus.
From California Aggie...
Gorman Museum Recognized by First American Art Magazine
The Gorman Museum of Native American Art was recently recognized as one of the top 10 native art events of 2023 by the magazine, which is run by artist and publisher America Meredith.
From SFGate...
Pasadena Named Travel Destination for 2024 by NY Times
Pasadena is the only California city named a travel destination for 2024 by The New York Times. This comes despite the Los Angeles-area city being just the 45th-largest city in the state.
Audacy Bankruptcy Could Impact Six Bay Area Radio Stations
Philadelphia-based Audacy, which has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with $1.9 billion in debts, owns six radio stations in the Bay Area. These include 95.7 The Game, KCBS and 102.1 Jams.
MOSAIC Childrenâs Museum Welcomes Woodland Community
After seven years of hard work, a two-year pause due to the pandemic and an extended search for a home, the MOSAIC Children's Museum enjoyed a much-awaited soft opening on Dec. 15.
From CalMatters...
American Graffiti is Back: Cruising Now Legal Again in California, But So Are Speed Cameras
Under new state laws, five cities will test cameras to catch speeding drivers and cruising bans will be lifted statewide. The first is supposed to improve road safety, but critics of the second say it will endanger the public.
California Presses Universities to Return Thousands of Native American Remains and Artifacts to Local Tribes
State audits of the University of California and the California State University found both systems have failed to comply with decades-old state and federal laws mandating the return of Native ancestral remains and cultural artifacts. Only UCLA and Cal State Long Beach have returned a majority of their collections.
From Winters Express...
The WFoL Quiz Show Comeback
After a three-year hiatus, the Winters Friends of the Library Quiz Show will return Jan. 19 at its new venue, the Opera House.
From CapPublicRadio...
CapRadio Interim GM: âWe Can Get Through the Month of Mayâ
It has been an unprecedented year at CapRadio. And one of extreme hardship. This summer, CapRadio laid off 12% of its staff. And that was just the start of its financial challenges.
MOSAIC Childrenâs Museum Hosts Preview
After years of effort, the museum is ready to open its doors on Dec. 15âthe realization of a vision started by a small group of people in 2016.
Sacramentoâs LGBTQ+ Experience Project to Preserve Historic Context, City Sites
In conversations about the history and present of Sacramentoâs LGBTQ+ communities, the Lavender Heights district in Midtown is often the first area to come to mind.
Youth Day Theme Chosen, Committee Launches Contest
The Winters Youth Day Committee has chosen the theme for the 2024 event and is seeking artists to help design the art to market the event.
From Los Angeles Times...
Creative Architecture Thrives in Los Angeles
With its hilly terrain, parts of Los Angeles arenât always the easiest to build in. But that didnât stop an architect from building a unique structure in Silver Lake.
Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation Celebrates Native American Heritage Month
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, celebrated nationally in November, the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation is partnering with Yolo and Solano County libraries to offer giveaway bags filled with activities and handouts about Patwin culture and language.
From Voice of San Diego...
A Major California Paper Thatâs Now Alden-Owned Might Be Dying
The San Diego Union-Tribune, which has operated for 154 years, sold to controversial Alden Global Capital last year. Itâs not looking great for the paperâs future.
From New York Times...
Remembering Robert Irwin: Influential Artist Dies at 95
Robert Irwin, an artist and MacArthur genius grant recipient, died in San Diego at 95 on Oct. 25. Michael Govan, who heads the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, offers a colorful retrospective on Irwin's work.
Hasan Minhaj Issues Rebuttal to New Yorker Article
A video released by comic Hasan Minhaj, who grew up in Davis, tackles elements of a critical article that left the impression he had made up or exaggerated racism in his life.
From YubaNet...
California State Parks and Partners Launch âArts in California Parksâ Program
Through this new program, artists, culture bearers, and California Native American tribes will be eligible to receive funding to create artwork throughout state and local parks.
Graphic Novel Illustrates Plight of Mountain Lions
Written by Center for Biological Diversity scientist Tiffany Yap and illustrated by artist Meital Smith, âTales of the Urban Wild: A Pumaâs Journeyâ takes the reader through diverse habitats, across busy freeways and inside science labs to learn about one mountain lionâs survival story.
From The California Aggie...
UC Davis Club Supports Charities Through Annual Zine
The Cherry Tea Collectiveâa club of artists, writers, photographers and other creativesâpublishes a zine related to a specific charity organization. This yearâs choice is Sacramento Loaves and Fishes.
Four More CapRadio Board Members Resign Amid Fallout From Audit
The changes come one week after 14 board members resigned, many citing a lack of support and communication from the university.
Sac State President Says CapRadio Finances Are Dire, But Focus Is âMaking Sure Public Media Lives Onâ
President Luke Wood speaks with CapRadio Insight host Vicki Gonzalez.
Sacramento Lowriding Community Tells Its Story in New Exhibit
The show at the Sacramento History Museum, titled âBoulevard Dreams,â runs through Jan. 21.
Sacramentoâs Creation District Uplifts Black, Brown and Queer Unhoused Youth
A piano sits in the middle of a room lined with posters welcoming visitors of the Creation District in Midtown.
Performing Arts Returns to Winters Opera House
December 2023 will mark a momentous occasion for the Winters Theatre Company as it takes over the lease for the historic Winters Opera House in downtown Winters.
Yolo County Library Offers $100 to Local Students for New Library Card Designs
The Yolo County Library is offering an opportunity for students of the Davis Joint Unified School District, Esparto Unified School District and Winters Joint Unified School District to design a card for their district.
Food Writer Collecting Regional Restaurant Recipes
Benjy Egel, food and drink reporter for the Sacramento Bee, has compiled a guide to some of the favorite recipes of the region. The cookbook heâs curated comes out on Nov. 17.
Woodland Opera House Theater Operations Manager Departs
Operations Manager Cathy Oliver officially retired, marking over 27 years of service to the Woodland Opera House.
Hasan Minhaj Reportedly Being Eyed to Host âThe Daily Showâ
The Davis-born comedian is considered a leading candidate to host the Comedy Central show, Variety report. Three people said a deal has not been finalized but Minhaj is a likely successor.
Sacramento Created a Nightlife Manager Job Nine Months Ago. Hereâs What Sheâs Done So Far.
When Tina Lee-Vogt started as Sacramentoâs first nighttime economy manager, officials tasked her with ensuring safe and successful nightlife for entertainment businesses and patrons throughout the city.
From The Sacramento Bee...
How Sacramento Is Using Music Festivals to Boost the Economy
Over the next two weeks, tens of thousands will descend on Discovery Park for two big music events. The festivals are part of a concerted effort to boost tourism, to the tune of $1.5 million approved this year by the Sacramento City Council to support festivals and events.
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