Community News Picks

Editorial picks featuring items that are primarily of interest to smaller neighborhoods/regions or special groups.

Jeff Pellines Sierra Foothills Report
Nevada City Council meeting highlights on R1s, anti-loitering and boardwalk

We watched the Nevada City Council meeting on TV. It was packed. Here are the highlights: •Council rejected the appeal of the planning commission’s decision to allow a Meditation Center (with lots of parking spaces) at 701 Zion St. in an R1 (as expected). Sally Harris questioned whether the conditional use permit (which would...

Davis Vanguard
Trial statistics show change in Yolo County justice system

Aug 25, 2011
Trial statistics show change in Yolo County justice system

Over the first portion of the year 2011, we have often noted the sea-change that has occurred in Yolo County with regards to the results of jury trials.  Some readers have asked for statistical analysis to bolster these claims. While we do not ha...

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Elk Grove News
Elk Grove Target given green light to sell hard liquor

Aug 24, 2011
Elk Grove Target given green light to sell hard liquor

The Elk Grove Target store will now sell hard liquor.

California Stem Cell Report
California stem cell agency moves ahead with industry-friendly efforts

The newly elected chairman of the $3 billion California stem cell agency is pushing forward with efforts to engage industry more deeply in state efforts to develop commercial stem cell therapies. Industry has long been unhappy with its meager share of...

Cowtown Eats
Daily Dining News: Exclusive – Mini Burger Truck adding two more trucks

Aug 24, 2011

Things seem to be looking up for Mini Burger Truck. Sacramento's first food truck is expanding and quickly. In response to an inquiry from Cowtown Eats, Mini Burger Truck's Davin Vculek revealed that they're adding not one (as reported yesterday...

Jeff Pellines Sierra Foothills Report
Saving the Sierra Buttes celebrated

Saving the Sierra Buttes celebrated

Editor’s note: “Congratulations to everyone who worked so hard for the past 13 years saving the Sierra Buttes — 850 acres of the face of the Buttes above Sardine Lake that might otherwise have been developed has now been transferred to the care of the public. A beautiful ceremony today!” Shawn Garvey wrote on...

Davis Vanguard
Man convicted of 36 molestation counts

Aug 24, 2011
Man convicted of 36 molestation counts

This is not a case of an innocent man being wrongfully convicted.  This is the case of a man, who committed some crimes, being convicted of far more than he committed and facing far longer time in prison than he deserves. Last week a Yolo County ...

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HealthyCal.org
Clinic helps chronic ER visitors get healthy

Aug 23, 2011

A Sacramento hospital and a community clinic have teamed up in a successful program to help the chronically ill homeless get healthy and housed while reducing the number of visits to local emergency rooms. T3, which stands for triage, transport and tre...

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ranSACkedmedia.com
Sacramento Meter Maid caught parked in a Red Zone

A Sacramento Meter Maid Parked In A Red Zone Via Sacpress.com:  Mark Urquhart snapped a few pictures of an empty Sacramento Parking Enforcement vehicle, illegally parked in a fire lane during last weekends Antiques Fair.  More pictures and funny comm...

YubaNet.com
Sierra Stages Receives 10 Elly Award Nominations

Aug 23, 2011
Sierra Stages Receives 10 Elly Award Nominations

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