Community News Picks

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

Elk Grove News
Former Stockton Real Estate Investor Sentenced for Mortgage Fraud

Feb 16, 2011

United States Attorney Benjamin B. Wagner announced yesterday that United States District Judge William B. Shubb sentenced Iftikhar Ahmad, 40, of Stockton, to 21 months in prison, to be followed by three years of supervised release, and restitution in ...

Placer County Online
Goats and sheep to begin grazing in Lincoln

Goats and sheep to begin grazing in Lincoln

By PLACER COUNTY ONLINE The City of Lincoln Grazing Program has begun in the City of Lincoln, which means goats and sheep will begin grazing in the city’s open spaces and preserves. This grazing will be conducted according to a city-wide grazing plan and will occur twice a year in the winter and spring. Grazing contractors...

Cowtown Eats
Daily Dining News: Aftermath of a Negative Tower Cafe Review

Feb 15, 2011

Not often that one review can carry two days of posts in a row. After yesterday's less than mild review of Tower Cafe, Sac Bee restaurant critic Blair Anthony Robertson responds to what appears to be volumes of feedback he...

Jeff Pellines Sierra Foothills Report
Transparency in a newsroom — always a good place to start

Transparency in a newsroom — always a good place to start

Newspapers like to shine at light at others but aren’t always good when it comes to writing about themselves. At The Union, Nevada City beat reporter Michelle Rindels is listed on the online masthead. But her new Twitter account, opened more than two weeks ago, states she is reporting on the Nevada state legislature...

Living In Urban Sac
J-K-L Corridor Gets Expert Opinion

This week urban design experts will work with the Sacramento Mayor, city staff and the public to explore design options for a revamped J-K-L corridor as reported by Sacramento Business Journal. The team is in Sacramento as part of a partnership with th...

Davis Vanguard
Greed and Sloppy Police Work Costs Both DA and Yolo Taxpayers

Feb 15, 2011
Greed and Sloppy Police Work Costs Both DA and Yolo Taxpayers

In December, a Yolo County jury found Jose Valdivia guilty of two counts of drunk driving, plus they found him guilty of evading a peace officer and resisting arrest.  This was not the only set of charges that Mr. Valdivia faced.  He also faced felon...

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North Sac Beat
Whooping Cough immunizations at Wind Youth Center and in North Highlands

Feb 14, 2011

Get your child immunized against Whooping Cough at the Wind Youth Center on Dixieanne Ave off of Del Paso Boulevard. Children can receive these free immunizations every Tuesday or Thursday from 12pm - 4pm if they meet at least one of the following cri...

Things to do in Sacramento and beyond
Galt Library to close for eight days in March

By Dixie Reid dreid@sacbee.com Check it out: The Galt-Marian O. Lawrence Library - Sacramento County's second-oldest library - will be closed March 8-15 for renovations. When it reopens at 11 a.m. March 16, patrons will find a new used-book and -mag...

Elk Grove News
EGPD investigates early morning fatal collision

Feb 14, 2011

On February 14, 2011 at 1:28 a.m., the Elk Grove Police Department responded to a call of a single vehicle collision in the 8400 block of Power Inn Road.    Upon arrival, officers discovered that a 1995 Toyota Camry travelling southbound on Powe...

Jeff Pellines Sierra Foothills Report
Scoop: Judy Collins coming to Grass Valley!

Scoop: Judy Collins coming to Grass Valley!

Editor’s note: Reposted from late Friday in case you missed it. Here’s a small-town scoop: World-famous singer/songwriter Judy Collins is expected to come to Grass Valley this fall, according to my sources. Collins is slated to perform in late September, courtesy of the Center for The Arts. This is another coup for the Center...



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