'My Heart Rate Definitely Went Up': Sacramento Officers Use Virtual Reality To Train On Real World Encounters
The Sacramento Police Department is adding virtual reality to its arsenal of training techniques.
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The Sacramento Police Department is adding virtual reality to its arsenal of training techniques.
A Sacramento family struggling with a devastating diagnosis is making a heartfelt plea on this day of giving.
We love to drink it, but eating it could be even better. We have all heard about the health benefits of drinking wine, but researchers out of UC Davis say don't throw out the waste, it may be the best medicine to fight major diseases.
Come to shop and get a shot – it's a new way counties are targeting vaccine clinics. The goal is to make it as convenient as possible to boost their vaccination rates.
A grass fire burned in an open field along Highway 99 in South Sacramento on Wednesday afternoon.
The City of Sacramento is considering a new ordinance to crack down on illegal fireworks.
Warm, and dry weather will continue on Wednesday, then cooler Thursday and Friday. Increased north winds and warmer into the weekend and early next week.
A man is crediting his father and first responders for saving his life after he had a mini-stroke while hiking near Foresthill last month.
Sade Browne visited a local family owned coffee shop who stand out from other cafes by offering vinyl records and vintage clothing. It brings in a retro vibe and nostalgia feel where people can hang out and enjoy a good cup of coffee!
Cantina Sundays is a free community event in South Sacramento that takes places in the patio of Super Taco. It consists of live performances by local artists/DJs, Loteria(or Mexican bingo) to win prizes, a raffle for a local non-profit, car show with old school cars, kids area for balloons and face painting and of course everyone’s favorite a full spread of tacos from fresh Al Pastor to Carne Asada made on a Charcoal Grill.
In a Nutshell is all about storytelling. Every month, four handpicked storytellers bring one theme to life with curated tales that range from hilarious to heartbreaking to “I can’t believe that actually happened.” If you love The Moth, solo theater, stand-up, or just great storytelling, this is your new favorite night out. For the next show (March 27), the theme is "All You Can Eat," meaning stories about the effect food has on our lives. For this show, Steph Rodriguez will be telling a story. This will be her first time on her stage, and the first time telling a story on a stage ever. Steph currently lives in Oakland, but she lived in Sacramento for a long time. She was a long time journalist at the News and Review. for a stretch of time, she was the editor of the food section. She's done a bunch of other things here in Sacramento's local food scene. Interviewed local celebrity chefs and been a judge on food competitions, amongst other things. She's well known and loved in Sacramento's food and art scene.
Get a sandwich and give to a good cause!
While Paul Stock swims his laps, we talk with some of his friends and the people that saved him. Three years ago he suffered an accident while swimming and had to be brought back to life. That hasn't stopped him and now he is back and better than ever!