SSacramento Read More It’s not incineration, they say. So what is It?September 2, 2026 By Xavier Zamora, Central Valley Journalism Collaborative A fight in Sacramento over how to regulate pollution from recycling…
SSacramento Read More What the Meta Settlement Means for CA | An End to the Roadless Rule? | Celebration Arts Presents ‘us & the rest of ’em’September 1, 2026 What the Meta Settlement Means for CA | An End to the Roadless Rule? | Celebration Arts…
SSacramento Read More Sacramento clothing brand claps back at the hatersAugust 31, 2026 If you’re a proud Sacramentan — born and raised, or just someone who’s logged a lot of years…
SSacramento Read More Commuter school no more? Some Sacramento State students now must live on campusAugust 31, 2026 By William Melhado, EdSource Emily Enriquez didn’t need Sacramento State to mandate that she live on campus. She…
SSacramento Read More Mai Vang and Doris Matsui meet in ‘contentious’ candidate forumAugust 28, 2026 The race for the Sacramento area’s 7th Congressional District has narrowed down to two Democrats. Thursday night, Congresswoman…
SSacramento Read More Longtime voice in the Sacramento folk scene finds new inspiration in the soulful sounds of NashvilleAugust 27, 2026 Jessica Malone has been a staple of the Sacramento folk scene for years, performing her lush melodies and…
SSacramento Read More Can farming help restore an ecosystem? One Sacramento-area farm is tryingAugust 27, 2026 On a 55-acre stretch of land along the American River in Rancho Cordova, sheep graze where invasive weeds…
SSacramento Read More What happened after Sacramento sued over “forever chemicals” found in groundwaterAugust 27, 2026 Forever chemicals went unchecked for decades and now water regulators and chemical companies across the country are grappling…
SSacramento Read More What happened to Sacramento’s monthly music newspaper Alive & Kicking?August 27, 2026 At its peak, this Sacramento newspaper spotlighted local musicians, promoted shows and featured columns built around nontraditional interview…
SSan Francisco Read More Meta reaches $17 billion settlement with states in landmark trial over teen social media addictionAugust 26, 2026 By BARBARA ORTUTAY and KELVIN CHAN, Associated Press OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Meta has agreed to pay $17 billion and…
SSacramento Read More Waymo has the green light to hit Sacramento’s streets. How will it impact street safety?August 24, 2026 You may have seen a Waymo driving down Sacramento’s streets recently. The company has been testing its driverless…
SSacramento Read More That sinking feeling: How excessive groundwater usage is damaging the Sacramento ValleyAugust 22, 2026 California’s water system is a complicated mix of reservoirs, snowpacks, and groundwater aquifers that supplies the Golden State…