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Sacramento Kings player Alex Len and Toronto Raptors player Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk released a joint statement Thursday on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
As COVID-19 cases decline, healthcare professionals are worried about a different surge. National data shows HIV and STD cases rose during the pandemic, including in Sacramento County.
A Manteca viewer learned the hard way that just because you buy something online with Walmart, it doesn't mean you're actually buying a product from Walmart.
The Slavic community gathered outside the Capitol to rally for Ukraine in prayer and protest for more sanctions against Russia. In the crowd, dozens of people waited for texts, calls, and updates from their loved ones in Ukraine.
Ukrainian and Russian families are watching war unfold via social media and news feeds — their only means of communication. One Sacramento woman has been working around the clock to try to check in on her relatives.
March 1 is the beginning of snake season, but warmer weather is confusing wildlife and bringing them out sooner - including rattlesnakes.
"Hank the Tank," the big bear being blamed for breaking into dozens of homes across the Tahoe Keys area, may be innocent after all.
Placer County leaders have voted in favor of renaming three county roads whose names contain the term "squaw." A park's name will also change.
Nevada Union High School was left so short-staffed by teachers' absences Wednesday, hundreds of students had to sit in the school auditorium to watch a movie instead.
The Town Center Market, hosted by the El Dorado Hills Arts & Entertainment Foundation. This isn’t just a place to shop—it’s a weekly community experience bringing together local farmers, food makers, artists, musicians, families, and small businesses, with an emphasis on giving kids free opportunities to experience art, creativity, and healthy local food. Every weekend, families can enjoy live music, free face painting, a free button-making art station, and a community art project that everyone is invited to help create. Kids can also stop by the information booth to receive a free market token and take it directly to a farmer to exchange for a free piece of fresh fruit. Visitors are also encouraged to explore the Atrium Gallery nearby which features rotating art exhibits throughout the year. The current exhibit is “Hot August Days.” The next exhibit, “Beauty and the Beast,” will open on September 26 with a special opening reception event. It’s all part of the El Dorado Hills Arts & Entertainment Foundation’s mission to make art, entertainment, creativity, and community experiences accessible to everyone in the area.
A LOCAL BUSINESS IS HELPING YOU START YOUR DAY WITH A TASTY MATCHA AND AVOCADO TOAST BREAKFAST. BELLA KUNDE IS IN VACAVILLE - GRABBING A BITE.
IF YOU LOVE COOL CRUISERS AND PIPIN' HOT COFFEE - YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS THIS FUN, COMMUNITY EVENT.
FROM ASTRONOMERS TO INNOVATIVE ARTISTS -- THERE'S A NEW BOOK THAT TALKS ALL ABOUT THE HISTORY OF CREATIVITY THROUGH A FUN AND HILARIOUS PERSPECTIVE. CODY IS STANDING BY WITH THE AUTHOR TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THE BOOK TITLED "THE MOTHERS OF INVENTION."
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